Sylvaine just released new EP “Eg Er Framand”

Sylvaine

In the expansive realm of ambient post-metal, Sylvaine has emerged as a significant figure, captivating audiences with her ethereal compositions and haunting melodies. However, her latest EP, 'Eg Er Framand,' takes a compelling turn as it delves into the earliest influences of the Norwegian artist, Kathrine Shepard.

Growing up amidst the contrasts of nature and urbanity on the outskirts of downtown Oslo, Shepard's formative years were shaped by the rich tapestry of Norwegian culture and landscape. Immersed in music, dance, and drama during her high school years, she found herself drawn to the atmospheric beauty of Kampen Church, a 19th-century relic that would later serve as the primary recording space for 'Eg Er Framand.'

This EP showcases Sylvaine's interpretations of traditional Norwegian folk songs but also presents three original compositions that pay homage to her roots. Among these tracks, "Dagsens Augo Sloknar" stands out, shrouded in mystery yet resonating with profound emotion. The lyrics, penned by Elias Blix in 1891, evoke a sense of reverence and introspection, reflecting the spiritual depth of Norwegian hymns.

Sylvaine's rendition of "Dagsens Augo Sloknar" is a masterful blend of tradition and innovation. With a delicate, breathy voice that hovers like a whisper in the air, she captures the essence of the original melody while infusing it with her own unique style. The haunting strains of the organ set the stage for an immersive experience, drawing listeners into a trance-like state that transcends time and space.

In 'Eg Er Framand,' Sylvaine invites us on a journey of self-discovery and cultural exploration. Through her music, she bridges the gap between past and present, weaving a tapestry of sound that resonates with listeners on a deeply personal level.

'Eg Er Framand' is a testament to Sylvaine's deep connection to her Norwegian heritage. With its evocative melodies and haunting lyrics, it serves as a poignant reminder of the power of music to transcend cultural boundaries and touch the soul. As we immerse ourselves in its ethereal beauty, we are reminded of the timeless nature of art and its ability to illuminate the human experience.

Track Listing:

  • Dagsens Auga Sloknar Ut

  • Arvestykker

  • Eg Veit I Himmelrik Ei Borg

  • Livets Dans

  • Tussmørke

  • Eg Er Framand

Sylvaine online:

Facebook

Instagram

YouTube

Spotify

Bandcamp

Previous
Previous

Fragment Soul Release "Galois Paradox"

Next
Next

Lesbian Bed Death’s Latest Album “Midnight Lust”