In an in-depth analysis of the concept of developing country as a musical genre, banjo player Erlend Seilskjær, explains why this music has yet to see a commercial and artistic breakthrough:

- We aim at both hillbillies and intellectuals, but it’s hard to find venues and settings were both groups meet in search for common musical entartainment. The traditional country-loving audience do not share our values and on the other side the academics don’t like country music. This, of course, creates a huge barrier on our way to success.

Read more at bistandsaktuelt.no (Norwegian only)

No, we are not dead – yet. But we are playing live developing country at Gamla Tuesday 16th of June!

We sure have been gone for a while, but, hey, we’ve been busy writing new songs for you all. And we have to admit that all though good governance is the buzzword in development nowadays, we sure don’t comply with such standards. The band is truly a administrative train wreck and this gig is truly a miracle. But despite bad management and few public appearances, the band has been enjoying a creative flow the last year and several new songs on burning issues will be performed!

So giddy up and get your hat and head to Gamla Tuesday 16th of June! Doors open at 20.00!

The five-track EP has finally been made available for the public to enjoy! We are working hard to make our new webshop to work properly – until then: Just send an e-mail to Peggy Sue to make arrangements on getting the CD! You may also enjoy Bretton Woods music on the bands MySpace-site.

The EP will be available from this website in a few days as a physical CD (price: approx. NOK 50.00) and as a digital download (price: donation).