The Fjords

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All In 00:00 Tools
Anaesthesia (Radio Edit) 00:00 Tools
You Know 00:00 Tools
Alchemy 00:00 Tools
Polaris Breach 00:00 Tools
Solidify 00:00 Tools
Anaesthesia 00:00 Tools
Holy Water 00:00 Tools
Brave New World 00:00 Tools
Black Harbor 00:00 Tools
House of Glass 00:00 Tools
Anaesthesia - Radio Edit 00:00 Tools
Almost Real 00:00 Tools
Part of the War 00:00 Tools
Capgras Delusion 00:00 Tools
Balance 00:00 Tools
Silhouettes 00:00 Tools
Tall Tale 00:00 Tools
Pure Love Star Crossed 00:00 Tools
Lost 00:00 Tools
Head On Pt1 00:00 Tools
Ladders 00:00 Tools
Silhouettes Revisited 00:00 Tools
You Never Know What Love Is 00:00 Tools
Nametags 00:00 Tools
Flatliner 00:00 Tools
The Heart Knows Nothing 00:00 Tools
Anaesthesia - Live 00:00 Tools
Breezy Day 00:00 Tools
It Don't Bother Me 00:00 Tools
Los Banditos 00:00 Tools
Mine 00:00 Tools
Evergreen 00:00 Tools
Cool My Desire 00:00 Tools
A Better Way 00:00 Tools
Afraid of The City and The Night 00:00 Tools
Come My Way 00:00 Tools
The Devil's Music 00:00 Tools
The Snow Road 00:00 Tools
Last May 00:00 Tools
Get it Right 00:00 Tools
But Alas 00:00 Tools
Number 25 00:00 Tools
The Man I Tried To Be 00:00 Tools
All I'm Asking 00:00 Tools
Crystal Spark 00:00 Tools
All In (video version) 00:00 Tools
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The Fjords are possibly Saskatoon, Saskatchewan's finest power-pop trio. Comprised of Luke Ryalls (guitar and vocals), David Brown (bass) and the infamous Jeff Pederson (drums), the Fjords recently completed their first full-length album, Get It Right. The Fjords is Petter Vågans solo project, where the accomplished musician operating within many genres, let´s the ideas take the lead and flow free until the last note has withered. The only criteria is that the music is aimed at the heart and not the head. This has wound up as a meticulous blend of electronica, pop, singer/songwriter and indie, and the result is bordeless music that until now has been a one man show. The Fjords is now expanded to a four-piece and is getting ready to take the show on the road. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.