Väisty Tieltä is taken from the sophomore album by Finnish experimental post-rock extravaganza. Horte offers a dark and mesmerizing journey, preferably consumable in one sitting – or else you’ll miss all the dramatic details.
Maa Antaa Yon Vaientaa (Land Lets the Night Grow Silent) was recorded by the band at their homes and Tonehaven Studio in Lievestuore, Finland. As an outside observer, Juho Vanhanen (Oranssi Pazuzu) worked with Horte on the production. The album was mixed by Saku Tamminen (Sink, Dark Buddha Rising).
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