They are not in the same style as the rest of the tracks on 'Sôl austan, Mâni vestan' - one is even a 'fairly acoustic' guitar & bass track - so they didn't fit in, and I see no reason for me not to give some music away for free as well. In this film there will also be a few tracks not to be found on the next album, and that I will instead simply make available as free and downloadable tracks, or possibly as YouTube videos or something like that. Much of the skaldic music of this album is used as a soundtrack for the 'ForeBears' film that my wife has now finished.

You have not heard anything like this before, although we can compare it to other electronic music, such as Tangerine Dream - and I guess to old electronic Burzum music as well. 'Sôl austan, Mâni vestan' will feature ≈58 minutes of instrumental electronic music, that can best be described as relaxing, slow-paced, contemplative and very much original.

Ah, well I think that will go just fine, so around this Summer I will release a new Burzum album, with the title 'Sôl austan, Mâni vestan' (translation found in the title of this post). And they do a bit reluctantly I think, because apparently it is not a good business idea to release an album every year. Unfortunately I hadn't told anybody else either, so my label and distributors were caught off guard as well, and as it turns out they need about three months to release the next Burzum album. He didn't know by then that I had in fact made a new album. So even though I managed to sneak back into Norway fairly undetected and record these three Burzum albums, 'Belus', 'Fallen' and 'Umskiptar', the music on them were in fact fabriqué en France, or in the case of 'Belus' made partly in France (in Brittany), where I have lived most of the time since then.īeing a musician I have kept making music, and recently surprised my manager with a question regarding the release of a new album. I am very grateful for your honest support.Īs some of you might know I have released about one album every year since I in 2009 was forced out of Norway, by greedy lawyers representing the 'once-upon-a-time-Norwegian' state, who claim I owe their clients some tens of millions of NOK (≈some millions of EUROs) - after fortunate circumstances led to several Satanic temples being burned down all over Norway in the early 90ies. I feel very privileged by this and wish to thank everyone who helps me continue this privileged existence. I do other things as well, none of them very profitable or good for my reputation amongst those who rule our world, but music is what brings food on my table. As many of you know I am a musician by trade.

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