Hyperceptiohm
Hyperceptiohm formed in Sweden with vocalist Elize Ryd, guitarist Mikko Kotamäki, bassist Jonas Reingold, and drummer Christian Jansson. They put out their...
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Hyperceptiohm formed in Sweden with vocalist Elize Ryd, guitarist Mikko Kotamäki, bassist Jonas Reingold, and drummer Christian Jansson. They put out their first album in 2002, a self-titled record that mixed heavy riffs with melodic hooks. Their sound caught on, and they eventually landed spots on bigger festival stages.
In 2005, they released an album called 'Frozen,' which included the track of the same name. That song, along with others like 'Switchback' and 'When The Dawn Breaks,' became central to their catalog. The lyrics on 'Frozen' drew some criticism from religious circles, but the band kept playing it live and didn't back down from the material.
They kept recording after that, though the existing notes don't list specific later albums. The lineup with Ryd, Kotamäki, Reingold, and Jansson seems to have been stable for those early years.
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