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Efterklang

+ Kristín Anna

,Barbican Hall

The Danish trio perform their new album Altid Sammen, seven years since their last studio record, along with material from their back catalogue.

Steeped in their trademark sonic experimentation, the band fuse baroque instrumentation with their signature expansive sound, creating songs that are deep and sonorous. On Altid Sammen – meaning ‘always together’ – the band have taken a less-is-more approach, engaging on a more primal and emotional level as Casper Clausen sings in his mother tongue with some of his most personal lyrics yet.

Following a break from the cycle of albums and touring, during which the band wrote an opera, Leaves: The Colour of Falling (brought to the Barbican stage in 2017), they return to their traditional band set-up with a fresh creativity.

Support comes from former múm vocalist Kristín Anna, performing material from her solo album I Must Be the Devil.

Tagged with: Contemporary music

Running times:

8pm Kristín Anna 

8.30pm interval

8.50pm Efterklang

Please note all timings are approximate and subject to change

Produced by the Barbican

‘The words are searching for meaning in intimate relationships, in nature, in death and eternity. We come together with all of our backgrounds, and we move apart in all sorts of directions.‘
Casper Clausen

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The Barbican Hall is located within the main Barbican building. Head to Level G and follow the signs to find your seating level. 

Address
Barbican Centre
Silk Street, London
EC2Y 8DS

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