Norwegian songwriter Juni Habel drifts through haunted folk terrain on Evergreen In Your Mind, her third album and perhaps her most transportive yet. Built from trembling vocals, sparse guitar, room tone, and gently destabilized atmospherics, the record moves with a hushed intensity — intimate songs suspended somewhere between pastoral melancholy and dream-state solitude. Evoking the stark emotional clarity of Sybille Baier and the fragile chamber-folk textures of Department of Eagles, Habel creates music that lingers like fog rolling in off a dark coastline . . .
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