Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Tuneful But Austere

Not many folks would associate the ECM label with folk music, but that's what we have here: a Scandinavian folk music revival performed by a group called The Nordan Project, led by Swedes Lena Willemark on vocals and fiddles and Ale Möller on a variety of instruments, including mandola, lute, natural flutes, shawm, wooden trumpet, and hammered dulcimer. The Nordan Project also includes ECM jazz veteran Palle Danielsson on bass, Mats Edén on fiddle, Tina Johansson on percussion, and Jonas Knutsson on saxophones (somehow it is hard to picture the saxophone as a traditional Swedish folk instrument, but oh well) and percussion. The music produced by this aggregation is tuneful but austere. Folk music, yes, but at least to these American ears, lacking a certain spark. Still, this is a fascinating recording, very enjoyable, and an interesting contrast with, say, Celtic music or bluegrass, well worth a listen by folk music fans.