Kerrs Pink is one of the few Norwegian bands that chose to play Progressive rock music. But what a great choice it was! Since the second part of the Seventies and its first eponymous album (1980), the group led by Harald Lytomt and Jostein Hansen mixes Scandinavian folklore and refined English art-rock music in the manner of Camel ("Mirage" era).
This is quite relaxed progressive rock in general with lots of psychedelic elements, light Folk influences and a heavy amount of melodic guitars. Lymtot is in the center of the arrangements, delivering very melodic work in the vein of Andy Latimer with nice solos here and there, but the Norwegian vocals add the appropriate Scandinavian flavor. The calmer parts have an intense Blues/Psychedelic feeling, while Haugerud seems to be playing a b-role, despite using a variety of keys. Keyboards are very distinctive and soft, the same thing with a couple of flute parts. So, melodic guitar-driven prog is the stuff here.

Tracklist:
01. Velkomst / Welcome
02. Sett Dem Bare Ned / Please be Seated
03. Barkbillens Flukt / The Flight of the Bark Beetle
04. Sang Fra Skogen / Song from the Wilderness
05. Pimpernelle / Pimpernelle
06. Parringsstevet / Copulation Theme
07. Bamse Brakar / Brer Bear
08. Sirrus / Sirrus
09. Hvis Jeg Er Der Neste Aar / If I'm Still Here Next Year
10. Avskjed / Departure
11. Kong Edvardt / King Edvardt (Bonus track)
12. Feberlaaten / The Fever Theme (Bonus track)

Total time: 57:14