SkogenBiography
There are at least four bands called “Skogen”.
1) Skogen is Atmospheric black metal from the deep woods of southern Sweden. In the vein of Drudkh. Current label - Frostscald Records. Formed in 2009. Current line-up: J. Svensson, M. Nilsson.
Discography:
Vittra Full-length, 2009
Svitjod Full-length, 2011
Eld Full-length, 2012
2) Skogen is Polish Raw Black Metal band founded in 2003.
Releases:
2003 - Old Oak (Demo)
2005 - Wolfs Lair (Demo)
2005 - Frozen Winds (Demo)
2006 - Unholy Northern Storms (Demo)
2008 - United Ancient Hatred (Split)
3) Skogen is Greek Black Metal Band founded in 2009
Releases:
2010-Forbannet Inn Isolation’s Stein
4) The fourth Skogen is something else entirely: the electro-acoustic big-band of Magnus Granberg. Their first album “Ist gefallen in den Schnee” was released in February 2012 on Another Timbre, and features Magnus Granberg himself (piano), Angharad Davies (violin), Anna Lindal (violin), Leo Svensson Sander (cello), John Eriksson (vibraphone & crotales), Erik Carlsson (selected percussion), Henrik Olsson (bowls & glasses), Peter Wästberg (objects, contact microphones & mixing board) and Toshimaru Nakamura (no-input mixing board).
1) Skogen is Atmospheric black metal from the deep woods of southern Sweden. In the vein of Drudkh. Current label - Frostscald Records. Formed in 2009. Current line-up: J. Svensson, M. Nilsson.
Discography:
Vittra Full-length, 2009
Svitjod Full-length, 2011
Eld Full-length, 2012
2) Skogen is Polish Raw Black Metal band founded in 2003.
Releases:
2003 - Old Oak (Demo)
2005 - Wolfs Lair (Demo)
2005 - Frozen Winds (Demo)
2006 - Unholy Northern Storms (Demo)
2008 - United Ancient Hatred (Split)
3) Skogen is Greek Black Metal Band founded in 2009
Releases:
2010-Forbannet Inn Isolation’s Stein
4) The fourth Skogen is something else entirely: the electro-acoustic big-band of Magnus Granberg. Their first album “Ist gefallen in den Schnee” was released in February 2012 on Another Timbre, and features Magnus Granberg himself (piano), Angharad Davies (violin), Anna Lindal (violin), Leo Svensson Sander (cello), John Eriksson (vibraphone & crotales), Erik Carlsson (selected percussion), Henrik Olsson (bowls & glasses), Peter Wästberg (objects, contact microphones & mixing board) and Toshimaru Nakamura (no-input mixing board).
Edited by Matti81 on 25 Sep 2012, 11:53
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