Supersilent 10

since the very beginning supersilent have always moved forward with the greatest integrity. supersilent music is collective work, total group improvising, and not a matter of individual grandstanding. they never rehearse as a group and don't discuss the music with each other, meeting only to play concerts or to record. every recording and every concert is a unique occasion, not to be repeated, and their music lives in a no-man's-land between the genres, somewhere between rock, electronica, jazz and modern composition. it can sometimes appear to be written or at least arranged, again making it clear that these musicians communicate on a high, almost telepatic level. supersilent 10 brings furher evidence to the above. known as being heavy on the electronics, this time they have moved slightly towards a more acoustic landscape with stle storlkken, for the first time with supersilent, treating the splendid steinway piano at rainbow with some great playing. supersilent 10 features some of the band and arve henriksens most beautiful and lyrical moments side by side with some of their most eerie soundscapes.