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Thursday, April 28, 2011
Anekdoten - The War Is Over
Howdy Folks,
Now to the next support band from the Meshuggah evening,
Anekdoten !
They take you back to late 60´s and beginning 70´s.
Classic Swedish progressive band from Borlänge, where the early 90's began as a trio under the name of King Edward. A year later they finished playing King Crimson songs and started writing their own, under the name of Anekdoten(Anecdote).
The group's debut "Melancholy". The band's vinyl album is now sold more than expensive wine on the various auction sites.
They have done 5 studio albums and 3 live albums.
Anekdoten also released a compilation album 2009.
Allmusic writes about em;
Anekdoten answers one of the great "what if" questions of art-rock: what if King Crimson hadn't broken up in the mid-seventies? Anekdoten is a remarkable sound-alike to Red-era King Crimson, which is hardly surprising given Anekdoten's roots as a tribute band. Its instrumentation of viola, distorted Rickenbacker bass, highly pitched drums, Frippy guitar, and mellotron all evoke this era of art-rock; the smoky English vocals only add to the effect.
They were somehow a bit odd in this gig with the brutal metal that Meshuggah and C.B Murdoc presented, but as I am an old progressive music lover I liked this as well.
But somehow I couldnt digest it in-between these 2 bands.
Here is some pics that Stones took at the gig :) Enjoy!
Okey Dudes and Dudettes, Here is Anekdoten!
Peace, Thetania
Wanna find out more plz click here at their home site.
Or here on Myspace.
Listen to ”Anekdoten - The War Is Over" on Spotify here!
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Labels:
Anekdoten,
C.B Murdoc,
Debaser,
King Crimson,
Meshuggah,
Progressive Rock
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