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SUSANNA

In early 2019, Norwegian artist Susanna Wallumrød brought Hieronymus Bosch’s masterpiece Garden Of Earthly Delights to sonic life. A quiet riot that featured experimental chamber ensemble the Brotherhood Of Our Lady, it was based on his fantastical religious triptych, depicting temptation, indulgence and Hell. For new record Baudelaire & Piano, Susanna reframes the controversial French poet in 10 tracks; this time just herself, the keyboard and a feminist look at Les Fleurs Du Mal.

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