It seemed inevitable that Anna von Hausswolff would make an album inspired by This Mortal Coil, the 4AD collective that covered songs by Gene Clark, Alex Chilton, and more, injecting them with its ...
Swedish musician and composer Anna von Hausswolff has announced a new album, ICONOCLASTS. It’s due out on October 31 via YEAR0001, her first release for the label, and she produced it with regular ...
The Swedish singer and organist Anna Von Hausswolff makes churning, gothic, heavy music -- music so heavy, in fact, that she guested on the great Wolves In The Throne Room epic "Mother Owl, Father ...
Swedish singer/church organist Anna Von Hausswolff is following 2012’s Ceremony with a new album this year. Recorded on one of the largest pipe organs in Scandinavia (though not, presumably, the ...
Large pipe organs first started to be built in European churches in the 14th century. While much of the music that people at the time heard and played would be dedicated to the glory of God, surely ...
Swedish musician/composer Anna von Hausswolff has announced a new album, ICONOCLASTS, and shared two new songs from it, “The Whole Woman” (a duet with Iggy Pop) and “Stardust.” ICONOCLASTS is due out ...
The Swedish musician and composer Anna von Hausswolff found kindred spirits in rebels and disruptors to create her most urgent work yet, she tells Alan Pedder. On a crisp December night, four years ...
Swedish musician Anna Von Hausswolff’s show at a Paris church has been cancelled due to security concerns over Catholic protests. The cancellation comes after backlash to a previous show of Hausswolff ...
One of my most surprising discoveries of 2013 is an artfully poppy pipe-organ record called Ceremony, by Swedish singer Anna von Hausswolff. Though she doesn't consider herself an accomplished pipe ...
For more than a decade, Anna von Hausswolff has been bringing the sound of pipe organs to rock fans. But Roman Catholic extremists have tried to stop her playing shows in churches. By Alex Marshall ...
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