A Quiet Norway Aust-Agder, Norway
Rune Martinsen and Jean Montag joined forces a few years back to unveil a collaborative project that now we know as A Quiet
Norway.
Between Martinsen and Montag there are 3.250 km distance all across Europe. Despite the distance they manage to confront their own perspectives and tastes and match them together creating a project that ranges from noise to dark ambient and field recordings.
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