"O." abandons the focus on isolation that we could find with his predecessor "Aftonland" (Quelque Part Records, 2016) to make way for an oceanic landscape, drawn by strings ensemble.
This album is taking us far from the land, with two movements, to cross a fantasy ocean, to the sometimes dull and haunting melodies. We first let ourselves get carried away by a repetitive theme which comes in a series of waves, when the second part of the crossing is quiet, throbbing but comforting.

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Credits

Artist, Mixing, Mastering: Niels Mori

Artwork: Anna V.

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