Ane Brun
Changing Of The Seasons

Now, imagine Bjork has invented some kind of mind-transference device. Not too long a stretch of the imagination, I'm sure you'll agree. Imagine also ...

Given this is her fifth album, Ane Brun seems to still remain unfortunately too much of a secret here in the UK. Originally from Norway, now living in...

Originally released almost a year ago, Ane Brun’s fourth album Changing of the Seasons is only now recieving a UK release. To sweeten the belated deal...

You almost certainly know Ane Brun. You might not think you do, but you do. For anyone who watched Sky television at some point towards the end of 200...

Let’s face it February is a shit month. It's only saving grace is that as the shortest month of the year it's marginally better than January but that’...

B>Like an elegiac cheesecake baked to perfection, Ane Brun's third album is simultaneously rich and enriching, insanely moreish, and deliciously indul...

Given the love affair of the British music loving public in the past, with song writers who have a penchant for brooding reflection, controlled animat...

My first thought as I listened to this was 'Another oddly voiced Scandinavian bird ? ho hum? but that wasn?t giving the album a fair shake. This is ac...

I am sad to say I had never heard the name Ane Brun until I was asked to review this album. I wasn’t excited about the prospect, nor was I dreading it...

Over the course of four solo albums, Ane Brun has quietly nudged a place for herself alongside Sweden's foremost singer-songwriters. Unlike most of he...