A Summer's Night at the Crooked Forest

Immerse yourself in the enchanting soundscape of Ole Henrik Moe's "A Summer's Night at the Crooked Forest," a captivating album released on February 28, 2011, under the Sofa label. Spanning 44 minutes, this collection of 11 tracks is a testament to Moe's unique artistic vision, blending ambient, experimental, and folk elements into a cohesive and atmospheric journey.

The album opens with "Marvin As Troll (Trying Almost Fafner-Solution)," setting the tone for the whimsical and somewhat eerie exploration that follows. Each track is a carefully crafted vignette, from the haunting "Forest With Brian F." to the collaborative "Opera Interruptus (Supporting C. Ore + B. Moslet)." Moe's ability to weave together diverse influences is evident in tracks like "Asbjørnsen By The Fireplace," featuring A. Strype, and "Epitaph (For A. Nordheim)," which pays homage to Norwegian composer Arne Nordheim.

"A Summer's Night at the Crooked Forest" is not just a collection of songs but a sonic tapestry that evokes the mystique and beauty of its namesake location. The album's title track, "The Summer-Night At The Crooked Forest (Fireplace 2)," encapsulates the essence of this enchanting place, inviting listeners to lose themselves in its intricate soundscapes. Whether you're a long-time fan of Ole Henrik Moe or a newcomer to his work, this album promises a rich and rewarding listening experience.