Susanne Sundfør - "Ten Love Songs"

yes.

tour dates

Aug 22 The Courtyard Theatre London, Uk
Sep 12 Savoy Theatre Helsinki, Finland
Sep 14 Les Trois Baudets Paris, France
Sep 16 artheater Köln Cologne, Germany
Sep 18 Vondelkerk Amsterdam, Netherlands
Sep 20 silent green Kulturquartier Berlin, Germany
Oct 02 Union Chapel London, United Kingdom
Oct 03 CCA Glasgow, United Kingdom
Oct 04 Manchester The Deaf Institute Manchester, United Kingdom
Oct 07 The Sugar Club Dublin, Ireland
Oct 12 Södra Teatern Stockholm, Sweden
Nov 02 The Red Room at Cafe 939 Boston, MA
Nov 03 Phi Centre Montreal, Canada
Nov 04 Adelaide Hall Toronto, Canada
Nov 06 The Hamilton Washington, DC
Nov 09 1st Ward at Chop Shop Chicago, IL
Nov 12 St. James Hall Vancouver, Canada
Nov 14 Holocene Portland, OR
Nov 16 Swedish American Hall San Francisco, CA
Nov 17 The Sanctuary at Pico-Union Project Los Angeles, CA

Going to the October London one

Going to Vancouver :)

Going to London too! I love Union Chapel.

Going to sleep if the new stuff is any indication!

love a good sleep

lord knows I need it

Brussels on Sept. 15th, can't go that weekend, work. :-(

Definitely going in Montréal!

no way I'm missing that TO date. has she toured canada before?

Missed out on ticket for local gig at deaf institute so heading up to Glasgow

Damn, Amsterdam already sold out :(

oh man I'm in one of those towns on one of those dates, for work

balls it's sold out

snagged a ticket to the LA date

Seeing her at the Scott Walker Prom I really wasn't prepared for the sheer power of her voice in a live setting.

Just got my sf tix. Even if she doesn't do a lot from TLS I'll still relish getting to see her in a venue that small.

stylistic shift reminds me of Sol Seppy changing gears on "Bird Calls" (EP) from her former dream-pop stylings

oh wow montreal! nice

The Brothel was my first Sundfør album. This seems less a stylistic shift than a return to form.

Dang, Paris is sold out too, gig's close to my place too, bleh

Weird, not only do I not know this person, I also don't think I have ever even heard of the venue she is playing here in November, which appears to be some sort of restaurant/club.

"stylistic shift reminds me of Sol Seppy changing gears on "Bird Calls" (EP) from her former dream-pop stylings"

wow you're the only person I've ever seen mention Sol Seppy. I love her stuff. What has happened to her? Where is she? What a mysterious person

Missing the London show by one day as I have to leave that morning. But hoping I can see her in SF.

( https://www.facebook.com/Sol-Seppy-292583807466864/ she recently moved, apparently )

Weird, not only do I not know this person, I also don't think I have ever even heard of the venue she is playing here in November, which appears to be some sort of restaurant/club.

i'm assuming you're talking about the chop shop? yeah definitely a weird venue, but they do put shows on every once in a while. last one i recall worth going to was machinedrum. they also hosted some free CRJ show the other week

https://www.facebook.com/susannesundfor/posts/10155556145282192

"Due to unforeseen manufacturing delays the release of Music For People In Trouble has been delayed.

Digital & CD - September 8th
Vinyl - September 29th"

Hi Akm, just saw your post regarding Sol Seppy itt. Sophie's last release was in 2012 and I can't find anything new since then. She seems to have dropped off.

Wow, the new album <3 <3 <3
It's not as immediate as the previous one but what a grower

Yeah, this album is so beautiful. In a way it's like a more stripped down version of The Brothel.

She's pretty much the best songwriter around at this point isn't she?

all the beats and organs are gone aren't they

not if by beats and organs you mean piano and pedal steel!

anyway I'm a miserable prick so of course I love this but it's not gonna be another ILX zeitgeist crasher

i'm all over the record.

I'm over the record.

i don't like much of the first half, but i love the second half

i really like the last half of 'the sound of war'

and the first half

Really beautiful album. Perhaps not every melody and song is stellar but it's a very high bar she's setting. So confident in the material. Can't wait to hear the new stuff in Glasgow.

And where's Lex?

So intrigued by the lyrical content too. What's been going on for her since the last album...

Jealous of you guys who have the album. In the meantime I'll have to make do with this recording on a mountaintop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OTGgmXMfs0

The live vocals on the last third..

wow, that live performance of Undercover blew me away. This song captures the lovesick feeling so perfectly

more on youtube: about the location and trek (includes a bit of The Brothel):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mW-MDmZAvc

and The Sound Of War:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqnpuhHs7kQ

Jealous of you guys who have the album. In the meantime I'll have to make do with this recording on a mountaintop

📹

That's a beautiful performance. Lyrics of love lost. Which seems to be the theme of the album imo.

Thanks for those YT links StanM. Really great stuff.

I'm obsessed with Music For People In Trouble right now. It's pretty much the perfect follow-up for me. It's going to be a great autumn soundtrack.

On non stop repeat for me

this is.....quite good. REALLY reminding me of Weyes Blood (and not just coz she just released a single) so if you didn't hear her album from last year then hear it, it's amazing. 'the golden age' is p much a Weyes Blood song