Size: 104.8 MB
Time: 43:25
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Styles: Hard Rock, Blues Rock
Art: Front
1. Söderhamn [4:19]
2. Jag Och Alice [4:37]
3. Häxans Sång [3:31]
4. Längtans Marionetter [4:21]
5. Domedagen [4:10]
6. Flygande Mattan(Terniema Souriah) [4:24]
7. Damernas (Inget På Ikväll) [3:30]
8. I Getsemane [3:49]
9. Svarta Lådan [5:22]
10. Flickan Från Igår [5:17]
Four years ago we presented on the blog the self-titled debut from MARRAN, the Scandinavian band featuring excellent vocalist Goran Edman. Seems they turned Sweden’s most productive band as since then, they have released 2 other full albums plus a couple of singles and EPs.
Now Mårran are delivering "AP-IX", their 4th effort. For those of you who have missed the band, this is where you now find Malmsteen / Madison / Kharma / etc singer Göran Edman doing his own, from the heart.
The difference compared to his other works? Göran Edman does here what he loves most; Classic Rock, groove-oriented, Seventies tinged, analogue hard rock of the highest order. Well, besides the obvious musical style, Göran here sings in Swedish. But don't worry, fits him like a glove!
The drums are handled by one of the forefathers of Swedish hard rock, Björn Inge (formerly of hard rock pioneers November) still bringing the same high quality groove and power, well, actually better now than before.
Hammond B3 organ player Max Lorentz is known for his work as producer and musician for very many artists in Sweden and Denmark, while guitarist Ludde Larsson is a great bluesy hard rock, yet technical and very tasteful player.
Now Mårran are delivering "AP-IX", their 4th effort. For those of you who have missed the band, this is where you now find Malmsteen / Madison / Kharma / etc singer Göran Edman doing his own, from the heart.
The difference compared to his other works? Göran Edman does here what he loves most; Classic Rock, groove-oriented, Seventies tinged, analogue hard rock of the highest order. Well, besides the obvious musical style, Göran here sings in Swedish. But don't worry, fits him like a glove!
The drums are handled by one of the forefathers of Swedish hard rock, Björn Inge (formerly of hard rock pioneers November) still bringing the same high quality groove and power, well, actually better now than before.
Hammond B3 organ player Max Lorentz is known for his work as producer and musician for very many artists in Sweden and Denmark, while guitarist Ludde Larsson is a great bluesy hard rock, yet technical and very tasteful player.
Ap-Ix