Album lore

Momentary Harmony, issued by Recital in June 2021, assembles thirteen works by Swedish sound artist Kajsa Lindgren. The album unfolds through a delicate balance of electroacoustic textures, plunderphonics, and drone, threading field recordings into ambient and experimental forms. Tracks such as "Korall" exemplify Lindgren’s measured approach, where found sounds and subtle manipulations coalesce into a still, immersive atmosphere.The record’s structure intersperses brief interludes like "Interlute" and "Intermission" amid longer pieces, inviting close listening to its nuanced layers. Momentary Harmony’s modest reception—over a thousand Last.fm listeners and nearly twenty thousand scrobbles—belies the patient craft evident in its sound fabric. It remains a discreet artifact within the broader Scandinavian experimental canon, rewarding those drawn to refined, textural explorations in sound.

Album lore

Momentary Harmony, issued by Recital in June 2021, assembles thirteen works by Swedish sound artist Kajsa Lindgren. The album unfolds through a delicate balance of electroacoustic textures, plunderphonics, and drone, threading field recordings into ambient and experimental forms. Tracks such as "Korall" exemplify Lindgren’s measured approach, where found sounds and subtle manipulations coalesce into a still, immersive atmosphere.The record’s structure intersperses brief interludes like "Interlute" and "Intermission" amid longer pieces, inviting close listening to its nuanced layers. Momentary Harmony’s modest reception—over a thousand Last.fm listeners and nearly twenty thousand scrobbles—belies the patient craft evident in its sound fabric. It remains a discreet artifact within the broader Scandinavian experimental canon, rewarding those drawn to refined, textural explorations in sound.