East Of The Sun West of The Moon: Limited Purple Vinyl LP Paradise Lost This is also their first

This is also their first album written entirely in Satomi’s native language

‘Rosebud’ soon opens out into a stuttering Hammond organ riff

Anything to be cool (Killing Eve)

Kanoa Mendenhall on bass

XL fold-out poster and a print replica of the historical newspaper front page

East Of The Sun West of The Moon: Limited Purple Vinyl LP Paradise Lost This is also their firstOriginally released 30 years ago in October 1990, and named after a traditional Norwegian fairy tale, East of The Sun West of The Moon, co produced by Ian Stanley (Tears for Fears), marked a departure from previous albums released by the Norwegian new wave band. Acoustic guitars were added into the mix, and the piano replaced the keyboard synthesiser of previous albums. This album also features the first non Morten lead vocals, by Magne on The Way We