Name: Ding Dong. You´re Dead.
Brand: Hedvig Mollestad Trio

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RCD2219

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Limited edition

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2021-03-19

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7033662022199

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RLP3219

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2021-04-02

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Hedvig Mollestad Trio

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Jazz

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Rune Grammofon

Only nine months after her momentous debut solo album Ekhidna, the guitarist Hedvig Mollestad is back fronting her trio. With their previous album Smells Funny, this explosive and expansive trio experienced a breakthrough of sorts, having gone from strength to strength through five albums since their 2011 debut Shoot!, gathering respect from both rock and jazz camps, sharing big stages with the likes of John McLaughlin and Black Sabbath, and being equally comfortable on jazz and rock stages.

Hedvig enforced this breakthrough with Ekhidna, appearing on both jazz and rock best of 2020 lists, like coming in third in Prog´s Album of the Year poll. She was included in Downbeat´s 25 for the future and received heaps of international attention and great reviews. With the hypnotic title track, the spacious ballad Four Candles and generally a more varied mood, Ding Dong. You´re Dead. is the trio´s most dynamic album to date. That said there´s still enough solid and creative riffing here to satisfy the headbangers, as well as the jazzheads, as they further explore the free and open landscapes most notably started with their Black Stabat Mater album and continued with Smells Funny.

As Nate Chinen wrote about "Black Stabat Mater" in JazzTimes: "Her trio, which has Ellen Brekken on bass and Ivar Loe Bjørnstad on drums, caught my ear then with its audacious style references: the loose swagger of early Black Sabbath; the density and prowl of peak Led Zeppelin; the expeditionary urge of Jimi Hendrix; the incantatory fervor of John McLaughlin."

Ding Dong. You´re Dead.

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