Strom - Mer Strom at Folket - VINYL LP

Just 17 months after the of their stunning debut, Ström are ready to unleash the next chapter of their energetic rock and roll story. The second album is recorded and ready to be released on April 19th 2024, with the telling title InchEn Orkan på vår sidaInch (A Hurricane On Our Side). Ström deliver the ultimate mix between the great classic hard rock, AC/DC and Kiss for sure, but adding big and powerful choirs which can be derived to a band like Queen. The members in the band are Zdravko Zizmond (Vocals) Johan Siljedahl (Guitar) Calle Sjöqvist (Guitar) Tomas Salonen (Drums).

- Includes members previously in bands such as Kongh, Skogen Brinner, The John Bull Gang and Streets of Mars. Zdravko Zizmond (the singer) and Johan Siljedahl (guitarist) have previously acted in an acclaimed adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical InchJesus Christ SuperstarInch.

March 2023, Thron unleashed their fourth full-length Dust - a sonic testament to their relentless evolution and creative hunger. Hailed by fans and critics alike, Dust carved it's mark into the underground and beyond, paving the way for. From the hallowed grounds of Hellfest in Clisson to the thunderous stages of Summer Breeze and Baden In Blut, Thron proved themselves a formidable live force. Sharing stages with titans such as Amon Amarth, Necrophobic, Pestilence, Carcass, Endstille, and more, and embarking on a full European tour with The Spirit, the band cemented their reputation as one of the most compelling acts in the modern blackened metal sphere.Now, with Vurias, their forthcoming fifth offering, the German-Swiss coven returns in 2025 more feral, more dynamic, and more visionary than ever before. Where Dust bathed in the grandeur of traditional heavy metal, Vurias submerges itself in darker, more volatile waters. The classic influences remain - a spectral echo rather than a defining presence - as a more savage atmosphere takes hold. Yet amid this storm, Thron unveil new layers of sophistication, drawing deeply from their affinity for classic progressive rock and the arcane sonic landscapes of the 70s.Vurias is no mere follow-up - it is a bold expansion of Thron's artistic scope. Saxophones wail like ghosts, Hammond organs swell with dread, and vintage synthesizers shimmer through the darkness, crafting a rich tapestry that sets this album apart. Songs like InchThe Hunter & The PreyInch and the haunting InchUngemach (Stilles Ende)Inch showcase this alchemy in full force. The latter is further elevated by the unmistakable voice of Zingultus (Endstille, Nagelfar, Morast, Graupel), whose spectral presence adds a chilling gravitas, while none other than Norman Lonhard (ex-Triptykon, ex-Fear My Thoughts, Dead Eyed Creek) lends his percussive mastery - an artist whos