E Mill
E Mill came together in Stockholm in the early 2000s, originally calling themselves The Mill. The group included Erik Arvinder on vocals and guitar, Johan...
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E Mill came together in Stockholm in the early 2000s, originally calling themselves The Mill. The group included Erik Arvinder on vocals and guitar, Johan Lindström on bass, and Henrik Olsson on drums. They put out their debut single "Una" in 2003, which caught on internationally with its ethereal melody and Arvinder's distinctive vocal delivery.
After that initial success, the band released several albums including Stockholm in 2005 and Långt Härifrån in 2008. Their music drew from rock, ambient, and folk elements, though some critics questioned their direction. Arvinder's introverted nature and the band's general reluctance to play by industry rules became part of their story, though the specifics of any controversies aren't well documented in reliable sources.
E Mill's lineup stayed consistent, with Arvinder handling most of the songwriting while Lindström and Olsson provided the foundation. They kept recording into the 2010s with Vandrar i ett Ingetmansland in 2011. The band's output was relatively modest, but "Una" remained their most recognizable track.
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