Huntsville
On their third album named For Flowers, Cars and Wars (Hubro), they dig deeper into their striking and original sound world - this time with riffing electric guitars, hard-hitting drums, electronic noise and their secret weapon: a drone commander... and still - a deep fascination for American folk.
Over the years Huntsville have been collaborating with musicians such as Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth), Nels Cline & Glenn Kotche (Wilco) as well as Norwegian artists Sidsel Endresen and Hanne Hukkelberg - who contributes on the title track on For Flowers, Cars and Wars.
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- Pond by John Eyles
- Past Increasing, Future Receding by John Eyles
- For Flowers, Cars, and Merry Wars by Glenn Astarita
- For Flowers, Cars and Merry Wars by John Kelman
- Eco, Arches & Eras by Anthony Shaw
- Eco, Arches & Eras by John Kelman
- For the Middle Class by Kurt Gottschalk
- For the Middle Class by Eyal Hareuveni
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“A new genre emerges - Americosmische, anyone?”UNCUT (UK)
“...they alternate between brief Americana-esque instrumentals and lenghtier excursions into fast, fluid motion, attaining trance-velocity like some rare amalgam of Miles Davies, Steve Reich and early Tortoise.” Rock-A-Rolla (UK)
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