magne f archive

Magne’s second solo album was first offered as a limited edition of 300, the covers hand painted as part of a large canvas and dismantled into its parts – all of which was streamed on the web.

Magne’s second full solo album, recorded in the south of France in June and September 2007. Includes full lyrics and audio song samples.

Magne was commissioned by Hydro to create a sculpture for the Nobel Peace Center, and the result was a reclaimed aluminum work, ‘Climax’. The sculpture was unveiled by Nobel Prize Award winners Al Gore and Rajendra Kumar Pachauri on December 11, 2007.

Magne was ranked #10 in the Elle Magazine Norway’s list of most sexy Norwegian men 2007.

Magne performed with Jonny Sjo (guitar) and Karl Oluf Wennerberg (drums) at Kick Scene during the Punkt Festival.

Magne is one of thirteen international artists who were commissioned to create sound sculptures inspired and in direct collaboration with a series of visual works at the museum.

A continuation of his earlier work, ‘Monologues’ included prints, paintings, music and poetry. The exhibition took place in both London and Asker, Norway.

This was an invitation only private event, so there is not much information available.

Kryptonite was released in the UK and in Germany in spring 2005. The video for ‘Kryptonite’ was featured on AOL Music UK for two weeks.

Kryptonite was released in the UK and in Germany in spring 2005. The video for ‘Kryptonite’ was featured on AOL Music UK for two weeks.