Go’e Busser – De Musikalske Dvergene

"De Musikalske Dvergene" celebrates 35 years as a band by releasing their eight album: "Go’e busser"

The title alludes to the fact that all songs are written on the bus at dawn. All tracks are signed Helge Grønhaug, some about buses, every song written in Norwegian and all are related to the various days of the week. This time the group wanted to go in a more acoustic direction than the previous record. The inspiration came when the Grønhaug-brothers, more or less randomly, ended up at at music festival somewhere in California just before the work with this new album started. There, the idea of a "Peace & Love record" was conceived. The other members of the band, which after many years have extensive experience with the brothers’ eccentric and at times contradictory concoctions, took this idea with quite calmly, confident that also this experiment would go away by itself. But the occasional remnant of the original idea still hangs on there, despite the producer’s persistent attempts to send both the idea and the bus far, far away from the studio.