Oslo-based band von Krogh depict the turbulent side of life’s ups and downs inside an emotive manufacturing on their new album WAVES. Orchestral people and anthemic rock alike linger with enduring impression all through the discharge, which was recorded in Greenroom Studios in Fredrikstad, Norway, and blended by Bjarne Stensvik.
The opening two tracks on WAVES are exemplary of von Krogh’s dynamic attraction. “Scales” kickstarts the discharge with palpable momentum, constructing from piano-laden balladry right into a triumphantly hovering rock sound amidst wordless vocal enthrallment and clamoring percussive depth. “It’s not your fault,” the concluding vocals name out with spine-tingling impact, tonally exuding shades of Jeff Buckley.
“Prices” follows with a extra contemplative folk-inclined setting, presenting a rainy-day setting amidst lyrical lamenting that ascends right into a soulful perseverance. Each tracks stir of their high quality songwriting throughout separate tonal shows. “Birds” is one other standout, delivering a fragile array of piano and strings that resemble a wedding-day enchantment; it’s one other testomony to the band’s powerfully emotional and atmospheric sound, conveyed persistently all through the memorable WAVES.
—
“Birds” and different tracks featured this month might be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Rising Singles’ Spotify playlist.
We found this launch through MusoSoup, as a part of the artist’s promotional marketing campaign.