Maybe you used to call Norway’s Green Carnation "prog rock." Not anymore. The Acoustic Verses (out in late January) replaces powerful electric guitar with delicately plucked acoustic ones. Lead singer Kjetil Nordhus is trying on mellower vocals. Listen to the Celtic strings on "Alone," based on an Edgar Allan Poe poem.
Dec 9
2005
09:29 PM ET
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this song rules. need to buy full album!
You can find previews from the entire album, at the opening page of http://www.sublifeproductions.com
It can also be downloaded as a mp3 in the download section. Enjoy
Quite different from green carnation this time. Got the acoustic verses cd today and i must recommend it to everyone!