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Description:
"Fire Fortellinger" is the debut solo album by Norwegian musician Lars Fredrik Frøislie, released on CD by Karisma Records. Known for his work with acclaimed progressive rock bands such as Wobbler and White Willow, Frøislie brings a masterful blend of vintage keyboards, intricate melodies, and Scandinavian folk influences to this ambitious project. The album's title translates to "Four Stories," reflecting its structure: four extended compositions that explore complex musical landscapes reminiscent of 1970s prog giants while maintaining a fresh contemporary edge. Each track showcases Frøislie?s virtuosity on instruments like the Mellotron and Hammond organ, delivering both nostalgia and innovation in equal measure. Karisma Records is renowned for supporting innovative artists within the progressive rock scene, consistently releasing high-quality albums that push genre boundaries.
A symphony of vintage keyboards and great music remember the great prog records of the 70’s, influenced specifically by the italic classic like Le Orme, PFM or Banco.
Progressive Rock
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