Sattyg, by Kaipa

Sattyg

by Kaipa

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	1.	A Map Of Your Secret World 15:03
	2.	World Of The Void 07:51
	3.	Screwed-upness 13:08
	4.	Sattyg 03:14
	5.	A Sky Full Of Painters 14:43
	6.	Unique When We Fall 05:18
	7.	Without Time - Beyond Time 09:48

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Legendary Swedish progressive rock band KAIPA return in November 2014 with their 12th studio album “Sattyg”.

The unique mix of Swedish folk music, rock and fusion with a tinge of medieval music has given the band a special place in many people’s hearts all around the world. The magic sense of wonder that characterizes their latest albums has been taken to a new level with “Sattyg”. Unpredictable paths are discovered on this new expedition and as always they take you to explore new exciting horizons but at the same time the band returns to its roots to bring you familiar classic Kaipa music.

Kaipa was originally formed by Hans Lundin in 1973 and their debut album was released in 1975. The first version of Kaipa (1973-1982) recorded five albums and became the leading Scandinavian progressive rock band. In 2002 Hans reformed the band and invited original Kaipa guitar player Roine Stolt to participate in the recording of the come-back album “Notes from the past” together with Morgan Ågren, Jonas Reingold, Patrik Lundström and Aleena Gibson. This line-up recorded two more remarkable albums “Keyholder” 2003 and “Mindrevolutions” 2005. A five CD-Box “The Decca Years 1975-1978” containing the three first Kaipa albums from the 70’s and two CD’s with previous unreleased material was released in 2005 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the first Kaipa album.

“Angling feelings” 2007 was the first Kaipa album with new guitar player Per Nilsson. Kaipa’s mastermind and keyboard player Hans Lundin and Per are old friends and worked together recording the album “Hagen: Corridors of time” in the late 90’s. Per is nowadays mostly famous as the lead guitar player in Swedish metal band Scar Symmetry.

Angling feelings was followed by the highly acclaimed albums “In the wake of evolution” 2010 and “Vittjar” 2012.

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released November 7, 2014

Line-Up:
Hans Lundin: Keyboards & vocals
Per Nilsson: Electric & acoustic guitars (Scar Symmetry)
Morgan Ågren: Drums (Mats & Morgan, Zappa)
Jonas Reingold: Electric basses (Flower Kings, Karmakanic)
Patrik Lundström: Vocals (Ritual)
Aleena Gibson: Vocals

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