Fangst - Lola

 
 
Johannes Fjeldstad must be one of the best rock singers in Norway!
— Bergens Tidende
 
 

How to best describe the hectic and captivating musical patchwork that is Fangst?

Consisting of young members of already legendary bands Death By Unga Bunga, Honningbarna and Hvitmalt Gjerde, as well as a jazz expat from Manhattan, they radiate a kind of destructive charm, heaps of nonchalance and a take no prisoners attitude. Have you gotten an idea of what this is yet? We’ll leave the rest to the band.

Why form Fangst?

– The world needs Fangst. We view it as a necessity – as a mandate from the King himself. There was no way around it, and now we just have to continue forward.

So what’s the plan?

– We want to move on up. We want to stay in hotels. We want to convey feelings through appealing music. We want to be a creative force, that spins out of control, but hits the bullseye every time.

Inspirations?

– Sviatoslav Richter playing Prokofievs 8th sonata, pulp fiction (in the original sense), Muhammad Ali, Stax Records, people who maximize their potential for the greater good, hot dogs, the stars over Golsfjellet (a mountain Norway) and other stuff that in any way confirms that our hearts are still beating.

Whether you’re in the market for gripping Norwegian lyrics, or very rockin’ rock – or even both – you’ll get your fill. Fangst’s sonic expression is a result of the different musical backgrounds of the band members. And the result is beautiful rock n roll in Norwegian – sporadically dangerous, occasionally cute.

INFO
Fangst - Lola
Art. no: JANSENS268
Released: June 3rd, 2022

Tracklist:
1. Lola

CREDITS:
Johannes Fjeldstad - Vocals / guitar
Stian Gulbrandsen - Guitar / vocals
Lars Anfrido Emmelthun - Bass / vocals
Dag Markhus - Drums

Written by: Johannes Fjeldstad, Stian Gulbrandsen, Lars Anfrido Emmelthun, Dag Markhus

Produced by: Fangst & Preben Sælid Andersen
Mixed by: Kim Lillestøl
Mastered by: Magnus Gulbrandsen / Jelöy Sound

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