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Black Sails

by Sleepyard

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Released on Global Recording Artists

Available on CD

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released March 4, 2014

Oliver Kersbergen
Producer

Piano, Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, vocals, field recording

Svein Olav Kersbergen Piano

Mike Garson -Piano
Judy Dyble - Vocals
Nik Turner- Saxophone
Geoff Leigh Flutes

Richard Formby bass, drums, keys and mixing
Dawn Smithson vocals
Gaute Storsve Pedal Steel


Tom Løe - keyboard and background voice on Midnight Bright

and many more

Bonus Tracks:

*Alone In Tripoli - Outtake from Black Sails
* Rainy Day Vibration (Alternate Version) Previously released on
The New & Improved Active Listener Sampler Vol. II



STEREO EMBERS:

Gently wavering on the gossamer horizon and quite possibly the birth moment of glacial folk – is, to put it in the most distillate form possible, a trip.
- Dave Cantrell

Exposé Online

Across the ten tracks, ideas shift and morph in almost an impressionist setting, with pastel colored melodies, long moments of darkness, fleeting and muted voices, textural sonic backdrops and stirring suspense. Black Sails is a fully realized work that succeeds in conveying that passive feeling and peaceful contemplation.

Peter Thelen

GOLDMINE MAGAINE

It’s a haunted winter’s afternoon of an album whose instrumental textures are occasionally broken by full-on vocals (Dyble’s “Rainy Day Vibration” is a showpiece for one of the most illuminative vocalists around); occasionally by muttered distance; and occasionally (“Chocolate River”) by the sound of a full on psychedelic freak out. Which completely shatters the mood, but when has that ever been a bad thing?

Dave Thompson

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Sleepyard Stavanger, Norway

Sleepyard is a psychedelic pop band from Norway formed in 1994.
They released “The runner” in (2003) and contributed music to the movie Monsterthursday.
On their latest albums Future lines and Black Sails, they have collaborated with Pianist Mike Garson, Judy Dyble, Nik Turner, Mike Garson and Sonic Boom.
Sleepyard released Black sails US label Global Recording Artists in March 2014.
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