Aspera (Noruega)
Aspera formed in 2006 with Øystein Sunde on guitar and vocals, Harald Viken on bass, and Jonas Kippersund on drums. They put out their first album, 'The...
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Aspera formed in 2006 with Øystein Sunde on guitar and vocals, Harald Viken on bass, and Jonas Kippersund on drums. They put out their first album, 'The Hunting Grounds,' in 2008. The band's sound pulls from progressive rock and metal, with some electronic textures mixed in.
Their 2011 album 'Between Black & White' got them some attention outside Norway. The title track is one of their better-known songs, along with 'Catatonic Coma' and 'Remorse.' They followed that with albums like 'Vivus' in 2013 and 'Omni' in 2016.
There was a legal dispute with a former label around 2012 that slowed things down for a while. They kept working after that, releasing 'Departure' in 2018. Their music tends toward intricate arrangements and atmospheric layers, but they haven't put out a new record in a few years.
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