OTTO A TOTLAND - Pinô LP Instrumental indie pop and 19th century

indie pop and 19th century classical

which fuses her Brazilian musical roots with free improvisation and electronic experimentation

Musically it portrays a form of double life led by an American-identifying person living in Scandinavia

The album features a rare guest appearance from former Life Without Buildings frontwoman Sue Tompkins

blown-out pop charm

OTTO A TOTLAND - Pinô LP Instrumental indie pop and 19th centuryFINALLY REPRESSED. Otto A Totland's modern compositional elements are most widely recognized as half of the Norwegian duo Deaf Center, where his melancholic, intricate piano work provides haunting relief to the beds of noise and deep strings from Erik K Skodvin. Pin is the first full length release by Totland, though his solo work has been released once, as the 5 minute A side of Sonic Pieces 7inch Harmony From the Past. Otto's previously brief