Description
Hanne Kolstø maintains her frequency and releases her third solo album in three years. The core of her music remains where everything is allowed: electronica, noise, acoustic guitar, loops, sounds of burning rubber and her father's brass band in Sykkylven, Norway. This enchanting ugly-beautiful sound has made her a favourite with the critics, and landed her a nomination for the Norwegian Grammy award in the 'Best Pop' category.
Stillness and Panic was recorded with old marching band instruments and pianos in her childhood home and the chapel where she once started as a soloist in the children's choir. The soundscape is bigger than on any other Kolsto record, but her voice and lyrics are indisputably still at the core of her music.
Like the two previous albums, this one is produced by Oyvind Rosrud Gundersen.