Vilde
Vilde came out of Oslo in the early 2000s with a sound that felt both raw and melodic. Their debut album was called 'Oh What a Mess You've Got Yourselves...
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Vilde came out of Oslo in the early 2000s with a sound that felt both raw and melodic. Their debut album was called 'Oh What a Mess You've Got Yourselves Into,' which gave a pretty good sense of their approach. The band's lineup included Håvard Eidsæther on vocals and guitar, Anders Moseid on bass, and Anders Lie on drums, with Eirik Vildgren joining later on keyboards and guitar.
They followed that first record with albums like 'Runaway' and 'Love, and Other Calamities.' The songs could be intense and vulnerable at the same time, something that came through on tracks like 'Phantom Mantra.' Their stage presence and lyrics sometimes stirred things up, but the music itself kept a certain directness.
Vilde's work had a way of connecting without smoothing over the rough edges. They stayed active for a number of years before eventually winding down.
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