H.U.V.A NETWORK

Live at Glastonbury Festival 2005

Symetric Lifes (Live)

Access to the Long Fields (Live)

Rain Geometries (Live)

Salt

H.U.V.A network- Ephemeris

"Live in Tórshavn" is a selection of 16 Eivør instant classics from her albums "Room", "Bridges" and "Slør". The songs were selected off the recordings of three consecutive shows in the Old Theatre of Tórshavn in the Faroe Islands, in 2017.

Falling Free (Live in Tórshavn)

Originally aired 9th November 2008 on Fluid Radio.
Only Solar Fields music in this mix.

Solar Fields - Jupiter Sessions Part 1 (Originally aired 9th November 2008)

Tvinna - The Gore

Nebala means primordial mist in the earliest Nordic language, interpreted as the abyss of absolute potentiality. It is the name of the music project envisioned by singer and songwriter Jonas Lorentzen. Grounded within an interdisciplinary framework, Jonas Lorentzen has teamed up with philosopher Naina Gupta and Old Norse expert Mathias Nordvig to explore the deep Indo-Germanic connections between Nordic and Vedic culture. In collaboration with the neo-classical and electronic composer Sebastian Gainsborough from the Bristol music scene, using traditional frame drums, lyre, tagelharpa, Tibetan singing bowls, and throat singing, Jonas Lorentzen has developed a unique Indo-Nordic sound for Nebala that toys with timescapes, soundscapes, and cultural boundaries to bring you back to the primordial experience of music itself.

All the songs are based on Old Norse mythology and runic inscriptions from Scandinavia. They are written in the now extinct proto-Nordic language that existed in the Germanic Iron Age, long before the Viking Age. The songs are informed by an original sexual theory proposed by Naina Gupta and symbolic mythological interpretations by Mathias Nordvig, exploring ancient sex and sexuality and creativity in Nordic culture; as in Old Norse mythology, poetry and song come from sexual creativity.

Blotha Hunaga Bolanan Alu

Skīnanārijaz

Safijan

Salt

By Norse

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