BELLS FELL SILENT
THE SOIL AND THE HAMMERING BEAT
June 3rd 2022​
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Produced and recorded by Bells Fell Silent.
Mastered by Emil Isaksson at Studio Möllan in Malmö, Sweden
Cover art by Per Henrik Adolfsson.
LIVE FROM ORRATORP
December 17, 2021​
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Live-ep.
Produced and recorded by Bells Fell Silent.
Mastered by Alex Cole at The House on the Hill in Uppåkra, Sweden.
Cover art by Anna Norberg.
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BELLS FELL SILENT
December 4, 2020
Debut album
Produced and recorded by Bells Fell Silent.
Mastered by Emil Isaksson at Studio Möllan in Malmö, Sweden
Cover art by Ellen Julia Gunnarsson and Sofia Karin Persson
Photo by Wilmerin.
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THE RETURN
October 16, 2020
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Produced and recorded by Bells Fell Silent.
Mastered by Emil Isaksson at Studio Möllan in Malmö, Sweden
Cover art by Ellen Julia Gunnarsson and Sofia Karin Persson
Photo by Wilmerin.
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BIG NIGHT WON
August 21, 2020
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Second release from the self-titled debut album.
Gustav Sigala Haggren wrote ”Big Night Won” the day after Donald Trump was elected president. He wasn’t sure what to do with the song at the time. Feeling unready for the new world, he put the song aside.
While forming musical project Bells Fell Silent together with Niklas Hegfalk he realized the song was more hopeful than he first had felt. The song starts off with the words: ”I have not come to see the end of kindness”.
Now we are facing a new world again. Covid-19 is still spreading, another presidential election is coming up in the US, Greta Thunberg is trying to get the world to listen to scientists and on the streets people is demanding justice and healing for black people.
Maybe the song needed to be released in 2020.
Cover art by Ellen Julia Gunnarsson and Sofia Karin Persson
Photo by Wilmerin.
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JUNE 5 2020
First release from self-titled debut album, out November 2020 on Stargazer Records.
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Gustav Sigala Haggren wrote "Come With Me" after his first daughter was born: "When she arrived she was blue and couldn't breathe. After several long and hard minutes she started to fill her lungs with air. I promised her there and then to always show her that the world can be a kind place if we let it. This song is for her, which is why the song starts and ends with her heartbeat."
Cover art by Ellen Julia Gunnarsson and Sofia Karin Persson
Photo by Wilmerin.
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