Laulu Laakson Kukista ( Rus. Song of the Valley of Flowers ) is the second studio album of the Finnish group Paavoharju , released on June 14, 2008 on the Finnish label Fonal Records .
Laulu laakson kukista | ||||
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Studio album Paavoharju | ||||
Date of issue | June 14, 2008 | |||
Genre | Psychedelic folk | |||
Duration | 36 min 00 sec | |||
Label | Fonal Records | |||
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Chronology of Paavoharju | ||||
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Style, Critic Reviews
The album attracted the attention of music critics. Ned Raggett, Allmusic.com website observer, praised the disc positively and praised the diversity of compositions, among which there are both “sullenly dancing” and classical ballad styles, and “clouds of melancholic, echoing textures” [1] .
The reviewer of the Russian magazine Fuzz noted: “When Lauri and Olli Ainala, residents of the town of Savonlinna, play psychedelics, this is reminiscent of the attempts of our beat groups to record their first opuses on tape (sort of BG 1973). But this was done not because of a lack of funds, but because of the principle ” [2] .
Song List
- Pimeänkarkelo
- Kevätrumpu
- Tuoksu tarttuu meihin
- Italialaisella laivalla
- Alania
- Uskallan
- Ursulan uni
- Kirkonväki
- Salainen huone
- Tyttö tanssii
- Sumuvirsi
Links
- Fonal Records Album (Fin.)
- Pitchfork Review (Eng.)