Across Tundras
Across Tundras formed in the early 2000s with Sigrid Thorsen on vocals and piano, Eirik Nygård on guitar, Jarle Skaug on bass, and Anders Eriksen on drums....
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Across Tundras formed in the early 2000s with Sigrid Thorsen on vocals and piano, Eirik Nygård on guitar, Jarle Skaug on bass, and Anders Eriksen on drums. Their music often carries a spacious, atmospheric quality, with Thorsen's voice floating over Nygård's guitar lines and the rhythm section's steady pulse.
They released albums like 'Whispers from the Northern Lights' in 2005, 'Echoes of the Tundra' in 2008, and 'Sanctuary' in 2012. Songs such as 'Aura Lea, Maid of Golden Hair,' 'Badlands Blues (Dyin' Days),' and 'Driftless Caravan' show their blend of balladry and more driving arrangements.
In 2006, Thorsen dealt with a vocal condition that required therapy, but she returned to singing. The band faced plagiarism accusations around 2010 regarding a song called 'A Distant Land,' though those claims were eventually dismissed. They've played venues like the Royal Opera House in London and the Sydney Opera House.
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