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Änglagård

Country of origin:

Sweden

Type of music generally:

Progressive rock

Status:

Most recent release, Prog på svenksa (live double CD, 2014)

See also:

Änglagård's site

Wikipedia's entry for Änglagård

Änglagård's Bandcamp page

General comments:

Like Genesis, Yes and King Crimson in their prime. (GTP10@cus.cam.ac.uk)

Recommended first album:

Hybris

Recordings include:

Hybris

Comments:

An amazing debut release by a very young Swedish progressive rock band. This hearkens all the way back to the early '70s with echoes of Genesis, Yes and King Crimson in their prime. (GTP10@cus.cam.ac.uk)

Further info:

Änglagård released the DVD/BluRay combo Live: Made in Norway in 2017.

Thanks to Neal Copperman for work on this entry.

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