Dispossessed

Description

Stripping the listener of its superfluities, 'Dispossessed' lives up to its name. The band went to Jonas Munk's studio (Causa Sui) on the last day of February 2025. During a first session, the first note played together since Dens (2023), conclusion of a trilogy and a live album, all in less than a year. Has something changed during this silence? Increased aggression? A faster tempo? A darker atmosphere? A feeling of wasted time? Or is it simply the listener who has shifted? In a world where everything moves so fast, Edena Gardens shows us how to resist and tune into our own heartstrings. Eden Gardens offers subtle changes that only a piece played for the first time can elicit. From the sludgy explosions of the opening track Hiraeth to the droning atmosphere of the ten-minute finale Aftenstjerne. As always, the band travels far while remaining within the same inner universe. Band member Jakob Skøtt made minor modifications to create a record from hours of free improvisation, and every doubled atmosphere was extracted directly from the material recorded that day, putting the band's gestalt at stake in a way that shows its functioning both outwardly and inwardly: Dispossessed. Line-up: Jakob Skøtt: Drums (Causa Sui) Nicklas Sørensen: Guitar (Papir) Martin Rude: Baritone guitar and bass (London Odense Ensemble)