Rhys Marsh & The Autumn Ghost

Rhys Marsh & The Autumn Ghost is the creative outlet of British-Norwegian multi-instrumentalist Rhys Marsh, known for crafting moody, atmospheric music that blends progressive rock, psychedelic folk, and art-pop sensibilities. Originally from the UK, Marsh relocated to Trondheim, Norway, where he began recording under this moniker, often collaborating with rotating musicians who form "The Autumn Ghost" collective. His work frequently features lush arrangements with vintage analog warmth, incorporating instruments like mellotron, electric piano, and 12-string guitar alongside introspective lyrics.

Notable releases include *The Blue Hour* (2023), a haunting collection of autumnal nocturnes, and *Dulcima* (2008), reissued in 2023 as a 15th Anniversary Edition. His debut *The Fragile State Of Inbetween* (2008) also received a 15th-anniversary re-release, showcasing his signature blend of melancholic melodies and cinematic soundscapes. Marsh’s music often draws comparisons to artists like Porcupine Tree and Tim Bowness (with whom he’s collaborated), while maintaining a distinctly Nordic flavor in its brooding textures and widescreen production.

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