Dan Swanö

Play Radio

391,669 plays (19,678 listeners)

Send Dan Swanö Ringtones to Cell
Buy
Add to my Library

Finspång, Östergötland, Sweden (1973 – present)

Dan Swanö, (born on the March 10, 1973, in Finspång, Östergötland, Sweden), is a Swedish music producer, vocalist, guitarist, bassist, drummer and keyboardist, regarded as influential in the underground death metal, progressive metal, and progressive rock communities, with a small but devoted cult following for his numerous works.

Swanö has fronted a huge number of bands, most notably Edge of Sanity, Nightingale, Brejn Dedd, Unicorn, Infestdead and Route Nine. He has also been a member of Pan.Thy. Monium, Katatonia (for whom he played the drums), Ribspreader, lead guitars and drums and most recently a member of Bloodbath, playing drums on their first EP [album]Breeding Death[/album] and debut album Resurrection Through Carnage. He moved to guitar for the release of Nightmares Made Flesh, which occurred when vocalist Mikael Åkerfeldt (Opeth) left and was replaced by Hypocrisy’s Peter Tägtgren. Upon the completion of Nightmares Made Flesh, Tägtgren left and the vocalist position was once again vacant. Dan is no longer in Bloodbath as his “services are no longer needed” because he cannot tour with the group.

In the two man band ‘Sörskogen’, he was playing drums, keyboard and bass, while Åkerfeldt took care of vocals and guitar. Since the project was “just for fun”, they never got serious about working on a release and officially only wrote one song, ‘Mordet i Grottan’, which was published on the internet with Åkerfeldts permission.
Share this artist:

Top Albums

  • Moontower
    Dan Swanö
    Buy
  • Odyssey
    Dan Swanö
    Buy
  • [non-album tracks]
    Dan Swanö
    Buy

Top Tracks

1  
73
2  
60
3  
55
4  
43
5  
42
5  
42
7  
39
8
32
9  
29
10  
6
10  
6
10  
6
13  
3
13  
3
15  
2
Buy all tracks at Amazon MP3
See more

Shoutbox

Leave a comment. Log in to Last.fm or sign up (it’s free).
See all 303 shouts

Videos

Top Listeners

See more

More Information

Links