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Akerman
Akerman formed in Sweden in the early 2000s, with Lars Akerman on vocals and multiple instruments, Thomas Jansson on guitar and keyboards, and Kalle Nyström...
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Akerman formed in Sweden in the early 2000s, with Lars Akerman on vocals and multiple instruments, Thomas Jansson on guitar and keyboards, and Kalle Nyström on bass and vocals. Their music pulls from progressive rock and ambient electronica, though it never settled neatly into one category.
They worked with Dag Lundberg on the track "Signs And Rules (feat. Dag Lundberg)," which features his vocals. The band released albums like "Floreana" and "In the Observatory."
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