Poor Edward Stavanger, Norway
Poor Edward is the two brothers Martin and Kristian Tungland Rinde; from Stavanger,
Norway.
Writing and performing their own songs, Poor Edward can be classified as a mix of pop and rock with notable folk/americana tendencies. Their trademark is a guitar and vocals sound, focused on lyrics and harmony, with influence from artists like The Everly Brothers, The Jayhawks, Beck, Calexico.
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