Vannmann86

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Vannmann86
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Studio album by
Released18 November 2016 (2016-11-18)
Recorded2016
Genre Alternative rock
Length39:55
Label Eget Selskap
Producer Anders Bjelland, Fredrik Vogsborg
Hjerteslag chronology
Møhlenpris motell
(2015)
Vannmann86
(2016)
Nattseileren
(2018)
Singles from Vannmann86
  1. "Sang til Sonja"
  2. "Kong Oscars gate"
  3. "En fiende krysser mine spor"
Professional ratings
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Vannmann86 is the second studio album by Hjerteslag. [5] It was released on 18 November 2016. The album was nominated for the 2016 Spellemann Award for "Best Rock" album. [6]

Contents

Track listing

All lyrics are written by Robert Eidevik

Vannmann86 track listing
No.TitleMusicLength
1."Crazy oktober" (Crazy October)Robert Eidevik3:51
2."Sang til Sonja" (Song for Sonja)Eidevik5:02
3."Kong Oscars gate" (King Oscar's Street)Eidevik, Petter Sætre4:56
4."Vestindia" (West Indies)Eidevik5:55
5."Bygningsarbeider blues" (Construction Worker Blues)Eidevik3:45
6."En fiende krysser mine spor" (An Enemy Crosses My Tracks)Eidevik4:53
7."Hellig krig" (Holy War)Eidevik4:15
8."Europa rundt" (Around Europe)Eidevik7:28

Personnel

Hjerteslag

Technical

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