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Arv & Miljö

Vålnad Av Fornskog (LP)

FormatLPLabelDiscreet MusicGenreElectronic

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Tip! * Gloss laminated sleeve with double-sided insert.* Coming full circle, Vålnad Av Fornskog is the fourth and final part in Arv & Miljö's suite of seasonal ambient albums initiated with Svensk Sommar I Stilla Frid (Omlott, 2018) and continued with Himmelsvind (Discreet Music, 2020) and Ensam Är Nattens Rymd Över Vita Vägar (Discreet Music, 2021). Heavily inspired by the Swedish countryside autumns of the 80's, the album starts just at the tail end of the summer. Fragmentary memories of things like rain on a tin roof, empty playgrounds and windy days walking home in the dark comes alive throughout the five segments on the album, sounds integrated with dissolving melodic synth primitivism and crude tape techniques. While arguably not miles away in sound and ambience compared to the previous parts, the broken new age music of Vålnad Av Fornskog is further pushing the fidelity boundaries with everything almost falling to pieces at the end. Glimpses of early Pacific City Sound Visions or Dreamtime Taped Sounds releases meets 90's Tangerine Dream through speakers on fire with an undeniable dose of 'Swedish tape noise'. Features a guest apperance by Mark Anderson of Greymouth fame on drums.

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Cat. number: 11
Year: 2022

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Mastered by Giuseppe Ielasi.

Tracklist
A1Övergångar/Brittsommar
A2Rid Över Skog
A3Tunga Lager Av Jord
B1Vindens Kommando I Furans Starka Gren
B2Høstmørke

Goes well with it

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“Flowing seamlessly across the album’s two sides, five discrete works evolve and flow, diving deep into cocoons of memory, nostalgia, and dream-like spaces that rest like shadows, just out of view.”

Bradford Bailey
21 December 2022
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