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LP+CD
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OSP 005LP
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180 gram vinyl pressing, includes full album on CD. Behind the name Skyggespill (trans. "shadow play") we find the musician, producer and composer Kjetil Husebø. In Skyggespill he mixes concrete and abstract sounds into a musical universe that is both maximalist, minimalist, fluid, chaotic and dark. The music, in which the use of drone-like sounds is a central feature, might be categorized both as ambient, electronic, as well as contemporary. Skyggespill is different than his other projects, both solo and collaborative, as it focuses solely on an electronic soundscape. Where he previously combined piano and live sampling/electronics, he now makes use of field recordings and explores opportunities within sound design. Kjetil Husebø has previously released two solo albums named Sources (2013) and Contradictions (2012). Furthermore, he has released two albums as part of the project Optical Substance (Adaptation (2010) and Sub Luna (2005). Morphing Between Spaces and Phases is Husebø's first album that only features electronic music. Stylistic references and sources of inspiration in this project include: Biosphere, Deathprod, Christian Fennesz, Chris Watson, Richard Devine and Gyorgy Ligeti. The album was produced and mixed by Kjetil Husebø. Helge Sten (Audio Virus Lab) mastered the album.
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