Immanu El
Biography
Immanu El (often typeset as IMMANU EL) is a Swedish post-rock band from Jönköping.
Formed by Claes Strängberg and his brother Per in 2004, Immanu El was joined by Michael Persson and Emil Karlsson soonafter where they began to work on their first release.
The band name, Immanu El, is a play on words (of sorts) on the Hebrew Bible’s prophecy of Immanuel, the prophesied Messiah, and the Semetic word for God, El (deity). The band’s name takes on even deeper meaning in light of the Judeo-Christian philosophies of Jesus being simultaneously the Jewish Messiah and God in one.
After touring, supporting such bands as Logh and Loney, Dear they got the chance in 2005 to play a set on the ‘Rookie Stage’ in the Hultsfred Festival; an opportunity for unsigned bands to perform at a major event.
They released their first EP titled Killerwhale, before being signed to And the Sound Records in 2006. The following year, Immanu El recorded and released their first full-length album They’ll Come, They Come. Building on the success of their first album they released their second album Moen in 2009, followed by In Passage in 2011.
Formed by Claes Strängberg and his brother Per in 2004, Immanu El was joined by Michael Persson and Emil Karlsson soonafter where they began to work on their first release.
The band name, Immanu El, is a play on words (of sorts) on the Hebrew Bible’s prophecy of Immanuel, the prophesied Messiah, and the Semetic word for God, El (deity). The band’s name takes on even deeper meaning in light of the Judeo-Christian philosophies of Jesus being simultaneously the Jewish Messiah and God in one.
After touring, supporting such bands as Logh and Loney, Dear they got the chance in 2005 to play a set on the ‘Rookie Stage’ in the Hultsfred Festival; an opportunity for unsigned bands to perform at a major event.
They released their first EP titled Killerwhale, before being signed to And the Sound Records in 2006. The following year, Immanu El recorded and released their first full-length album They’ll Come, They Come. Building on the success of their first album they released their second album Moen in 2009, followed by In Passage in 2011.
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They'll Come, They Come
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In Passage
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Moen
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Killerwhale
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