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Sweden (2000 – present)

Code 64 was formed 2000 in a little town called Lysekil located on the westcoast of Sweden by the three teenagers Christian Espeland, Hasse Mattsson and Henrik Piehl. In 2003 they were signed by the small Norwegian label “Angel productions”. The work of their debut “Storm” were in progress and was finished later the same year. Their debut album quickly sold out and Code 64 started to build a steady ground and a fan base.

They continued to make more music and in 2005 they switched label to the Swedish
“Memento Materia” who had released many great artists through out the years.

And the work on “Departure” began. This time the sound had evolved even more and matured since “Storm” and when it was released it got great reviews and the fan base grew even bigger.

Then Code 64 started to work on their third album and it seemed harder than they first believed.
Through all the years the taste and influences has changed for each member and it was hard to
get along musically and when Henrik Piehl left the band to focus on his other projects Code 64
went into carbonation. Slowly drifting until late summer 2008 when through a lucky shot Bjørn Marius Borg Joined Code 64 as the new vocalist and the work for the new album “Trialogue” began. Then in 2010 they signed over to Progress Production and a few months later they released their first single “Stasis” from “Trialogue”.

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2	Leaving Earth (Universal Poplab radio version)	140
3	Leaving Earth (Thermostatic remix)	122
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13	Orbit	30
14	Echoes	28
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Gemburaori wrote:
December 2011

What's with the whole space and traveling theme in Departure. Is there actually any reason for it or did they do it because they felt like it? o.O

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monaveter wrote:
December 2011

приходилось общаться с клавишником группы. их музыка не надоедает.

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Ekgregor wrote:
December 2011

А группа-то ничего, или как пишут англоязычные - awesome:)

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rayzrrayner wrote:
November 2011

The vocals are different because it's a different singer. Henrik was replaced by Bjorn Borg (without him maybe there would be no new music). The production is also being overseen by Progress Productions, they are on an official Swedish label and in good hands. (This doesn't change the fact I prefer the older material)

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Proton_42 wrote:
October 2011

The vocals seem very different in Trialogue but they ROCKED the production and quality of sound!

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edhuizar wrote:
September 2011

Just fuckin' AWESOME

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Gemburaori wrote:
September 2011

Very nice, wahwahweewah

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Alpha_Mechanik wrote:
June 2011

Progenitor is Really Good,But i guess it would be even better if the old singer was the vocalist :p. Man-Made Machine with Human Soul :D

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UlpoBerner wrote:
May 2011

The child voice has been omitted from the radio edit of Masquerade, which can be found on the Masquerade EP. The EP also includes the five-star track Rebirth as a b-side plus some rather decent remixes. ;-/

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_Abendstern wrote:
May 2011

Not loving the child singing in 'Masquerade' - at all.

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Punk-rock66625 wrote:
April 2011

code 64 vem do codigo konami + nitendo 64 ? o.O

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UlpoBerner wrote:
April 2011

Trialogue is a well-constructed album that seems to offer more than the sum of it's parts. Truly an epic piece of work.

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garynotrashcoug wrote:
March 2011

Not bad.... until the autotune vocals kicked in -______-;

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make_bubbles wrote:
February 2011

Run to you <3

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ArmFighterPilot wrote:
January 2011

Also, the kid on Masquerade, I like it. It adds a personal touch since it's one of their kids.

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ArmFighterPilot wrote:
January 2011

Didn't care for the new album when I listened to it after it came out. Gave it another listen last week. My opinion is vastly improved. I like it.

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Astrumi wrote:
January 2011

I found out that Henrik left "due to musical disagreements "... I'm dying to hear him once again .___.

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Astrumi wrote:
January 2011

I gaved a try to "Trialogue", I think I've listened enough to be sure that I don't like it :/ By the way, anyone knows what's with Henrik? Will he play in another band, or something?

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CHIBHEAD wrote:
January 2011

Love these guys :)

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sine-distortion wrote:
December 2010

well, i still love 'departure'. and you right folks, the baby spoils masquerade a lot. so far haven't got why they put that toddler singing.

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