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““Just food mushrooms.” Matsson’s settling in here is more than just a matter of place.”
“Moss September 8, 2026 Anton Corbijn* Kristian Matsson, otherwise known as the Tallest Man on Earth , was up at 5 a.m.”
“He’s been writing here and there in Swedish, but it’s “super scary and extremely naked,” Matsson says.”
“The Next President Must Do the Same Donald Trump Spent the Weekend Cosplaying as a Supervillain on Truth Social Rosanne Cash Postpones Upcoming Shows Due to 'Unforeseen Medical Emergency' Billy Joel Announces Death of Early Bandmate Jon Small Matsson, like Just Beyond Endless Mountain, is hopeful without being naïve.”
“to play the fiddle.”
“He still loves it all, but he found himself becoming “curious about what he had taken for granted” back in Sweden.”
“I cut off some branches here and there, and ended up with loving songs.” Just Beyond Endless Mountain feels loving, pastural and raw, with long fiddle solos, flute that dances around the lyrics and scores of other orchestral instruments, most that Matsson plays himself.”
“This is his full-time home now, after years of living in Brooklyn and almost two decades, and seven albums, of chasing American sonic traditions.”
“Picking up the fiddle, an instrument that “bit me every time I picked it up,” diving into field recordings of Swedish folk music.”
““It was the same thing, and the same curiosity and awe, as when I was digging into Appalachian music or Delta blues,” Matsson says.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In The Tallest Man on Earth Rediscovers His Heritage on a Cathartic New Album Kristian Matsson returned to his native Sweden to make Just Beyond Endless Mountain , a record rooted in nature: “I get more cynical, but I search for the moments you get to be in awe of how cool a tree is" By Marissa R.”
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“Since childhood, he’s run away from the Swedish folk traditions that defined his country and his youth: the fiddles, the flutes, the embroidered costumes, the polska dances.”
““I’m not on mushrooms, I promise,” he assures me.”
“Fixing things and writing songs, touring around on his ATV, tending to the horses.”
“It might all sound like a scene from the Appalachian hollers where Matsson once turned to for sonic inspiration, but he’s actually in Sweden: in the county of Dalarna, where he was born.”
““Of course, I started listening to punk rock instead and wanted to be Iggy Pop.”
“He opens his show with one now, a traditional polska, even though he doesn’t consider himself anywhere near an expert at the instrument.”
“But there are a lot of things going on, and it’s a little draining for the optimist in you.” Related Content Courtney Marie Andrews Previews New Album 'Old Flowers' With Vulnerable Song 'If I Told' Bon Iver, the National, Spoon Headlining Eaux Claires Music Festival MP3 Download: The Tallest Man on Earth, '1904' Watch Teaser Trailer for Alex Gibney's Forthcoming Elon Musk Documentary Matsson grew up with America, and American music, as the holy grail — the folk and blues icons like Dylan and James, the punk bands, the counterculture.”