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Interesting setlist, nearly only new material. Cant wait to hear these Songs live. And lets see how they improve from there …
I also think it’s incredibly good and a real improvement. Especially the section “Kip Satie” (what a touching piece by Snah, I love it very much) to “Neotzar” is exceptional. I would especially like to mention Ingvald’s sensitive and reduced drumming. He never plays himself into the foreground, and shines with small highlights and playing that is perfectly embedded in the music. “Lucifer …” is a pop anthem in endless format. It has qualities that I know more from hypnotic techno, in terms of structure and dramaturgy and it is a real catchy tune, which plays endlessly in my head during the day. And “Comeback” is a big surprise for me. The first time I listened to it, I really didn’t like the song at all and now it’s growing into a real highlight. Here Olafs drumming is really perfectly fitting to the sound and reminds me a lot of his work with “Needlepoint”. It is particularly reminiscent of his drumming in “On the floor”. A really exceptionally great album.
…By the way, did anyone notice the “Stark Trek” beam sound at the beginning and end of “Balthazaar”? Wonderful ;)
You say that nicely @crunch
I habe the 3rd spin ahead today. Especially “Lucifer…”, “Balthazaar” (!), and “Bed of Roses” caught my immideate attention and catched my heart. Its really growing …
Can you share more impressions of the show? For instance, did Snah sing “Captain” like on the record? How was “Elysum, soon” live? And how did Stian Lundberg fit? Sorry, I am just curious :)
Thank you Wulf. I remember that there was also a Stockholm date on 23.04.2025 But I dont remember the venue name
