Musical chameleons Ulver have reinvented themselves yet again. With 14th album Neverland they’ve turned away from the progressive synthpop of their recent releases and delivered something more atmospheric. Mainman Kristoffer Rygg looks back on the personal strife and decades of deviation that paved the way.
Kristoffer Rygg was a genre-hopping kid, he explains in his deep, unwavering voice, and he’s grown into a genre- hopping musician. Since co-founding Ulver more than 30 years ago, he’s dabbled in contemporary classical music, industrial rock, electronica, ambient and jazz.
