The last time we heard from Norwegian producer André Bratten was back in May when he dropped his six-track “Math Ilium Ion” EP, his first release for Smalltown Supersound. He’s now gearing up for his second full-length album called “Gode”, which follows his 2013’s excellent debut album “Be A Man You Ant” on Prins Thomas’ Full Pupp label.
The 13-track album was recorded over the past three years in Oslo, and is described as “a meditation on the darker days of Norway’s past, before the country discovered its oil wealth.” “Gode is a personal album. It’s the album I have always wanted to make,” says Bratten. Today, we’re treated to a video for the record’s lead single “Quiet Earth”, which shows an actual scan of his own brain. The video was directed by Kasper Häggström.
André Bratten’s new album “Gode” will drop on November 13th via Smalltown Supersound.
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