NATT

Norwegians explore new worlds with deep, spacey sounds.

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AS MUCH AS it pains us to admit it here at Prog, words aren’t always necessary. Bergen instrumentalists Natt have dispensed with the human voice and embarked on a fascinating, atmospheric journey on their self-titled debut LP. Three tracks and 45 minutes long, it’s a profoundly imaginative piece of work that muddies the waters between dark Floydian prog, noirish post-rock, woozy doom metal and a strangely alluring strain of stoner kosmische. “I had the idea for this project back in 2011,” recalls creative driving force René Misje. “I had the desire to create something for myself, and I really wanted to write instrumental music. I also wanted this project to be free from the way you would normally write music in a band. I made room to explore all of…

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