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- Summary: The fifth full-length solo release for the Norwegian singer who previously released music under Susanna And The Magical Orchestra.
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- Record Label: Susannasonata
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock
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Apr 26, 2016It's a sparse, isolated and overlong affair that's more difficult to love than previous solo outings like the lush The Forester or the sweet Wild Dog. However, for an artist with the vision to take such on such a huge subject as the three-pronged relationship between one woman, her gods and her planet, even managing to squeeze it down to a mere 22 songs is achievement enough. That the album is spectacular, introspective and terrifying all in equal measures is just a bonus.
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The WireMay 9, 2016Susanna's lucid singing shines through the thematic murk, and her instrumental settings are well-defined and ingenious. [Apr 2016, p.58]
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Apr 26, 2016The contrasting movements, the peaks and troughs, the brightness and darkness and the intensity and calmness allow you room to think and to breathe. Triangle is truly massive and mesmerising.
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May 13, 2016In some ways, this feels like the album Susanna's career has been building toward; her music has always united the heart and mind, and she does so with striking creativity on Triangle.
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Apr 27, 2016Overall, Triangle is a pretty enjoyable album. It might take a while to get into, but it’s a worthwhile experience if you take the time to get to know the music.
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UncutApr 27, 2016It's a little hard to digest in one sitting, recalling the more outre moments from Linda Perhacs, the Cocteau Twins, or Kate Bush's Aerial. But individual moments are quietly compelling. [Jun 2016, p.81]
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MojoApr 26, 2016The answers Wallumrod seeks may be out of reach but in the process of searching she has produced an album of disquieting power. [May 2016, p.90]