Extended Noise

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Extended Noise
Origin Trondheim, Norway
Genres Jazz
Jazz-rock
Years active1982–1992
Labels Hot Club Records
Odin Records
Members Erik Balke
Eivin One Pedersen
Carl Morten Iversen
Audun Kleive

Extended Noise (established 1982) was a Norwegian Jazz Quintet. Their first album Keep nose in front (1984) under the name AHA was released after an acclaimed appearance at Moldejazz 1983, followed by the Extended nose album Jamaha (1986) where Alnes was substituted for Klakegg. The change of name was dued to the competition from the Norwegian pop band "a-ha". The last record was Slow but Sudden – Langsam, aber Plötzlich (Odin Records, 1990), in the US on Cadence Jazz Records 1992), now as Extended Noise as a Quartet without guitars and with compositions by One Pedersen for the most. [1]

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References

  1. "AHA!!". Norsk Musikkinformasjon MIC.no.