White Willow

Norwegian progressive rock band

White Willow is a Norwegian band known for their blend of progressive rock and symphonic elements. Formed in the mid-1990s by guitarist Jacob Holm-Lupo, the band has undergone several lineup changes throughout its career while maintaining a consistent presence in the progressive rock scene. White Willow's music is characterized by its atmospheric soundscapes, intricate arrangements, and the use of both traditional rock instruments and classical elements such as flutes and mellotrons. They have garnered critical acclaim within the prog-rock community for their albums, which often explore themes of mythology, history, and fantasy. The band's discography includes several full-length albums, with "Ex Tenebris," "Signal to Noise," and "Future Hopes" being notable examples of their work. White Willow has a dedicated fan base and continues to contribute to the evolution of progressive rock with their innovative sound.