Jonathan Hultén
Jonathan Hultén is a Swedish musician who played guitar in the atmospheric doom metal band Katatonia from 1991 to 2009. During his time with the band, they...
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Jonathan Hultén is a Swedish musician who played guitar in the atmospheric doom metal band Katatonia from 1991 to 2009. During his time with the band, they released albums like 'Dance of December Souls' and 'The Great Cold Distance.' After leaving Katatonia, he began working on solo material that took a more personal and introspective turn.
His first solo album, 'Skogsrand,' came out in 2010, followed by 'Chants from Another Place' in 2014 and 'The Dark Night of the Soul' in 2018. Songs like 'Where Devils Weep' and '...And The Pillars Tremble' show his continued interest in moody, atmospheric writing. He handles vocals, guitar, and bass on these recordings, with Fredrik Åkesson on guitar and Daniel Moilanen on drums.
Hultén's music often deals with themes of melancholy and reflection, drawing from both metal and traditional folk influences. The titles of his songs, 'Anguished Are The Young,' 'Wasteland,' 'The Mountain', suggest a consistent focus on somber, landscape-driven imagery. He hasn't released new music under his own name since 2018.
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