Mills Record Company

Mills Record Company

new masterpiece by Rogga Johannson, Intense Heavyness, atmospheric death/doom with haunting, almost pleading, female voice of Indii Hofvander

When the musical jack-of-all-trades Rogga Johansson (Furnace, Paganizer) gets ready to launch a new project, you can be sure that you are dealing with the very essence of Swedish death metal. At least instrumentally, the heavy, dragging rhythms and catchy melodies are also the solid foundation of Astrophyte.

And yet, in this case, something is different: With Indii Hofvander (Tristitia), who already contributed a guest appearance to a Johansson project on the Furnace album "Stellarum", "2192" is characterised by a haunting, almost pleading, female voice for large parts of the album - and thus contributes, along with Rogga's typical grooves, not insignificantly to the oppressively heavy overall atmosphere of the album.

2192 is a suffocating album, characterised by the typical trademarks of Nordic death metal of the nineties, which also has a number of finesses in store. The album follows a concept based on the role-playing game of the Mutant Chronicles World, for which bassist Fredrik Petersson is responsible and which paints a dystopian picture of a dark future.

Astrophyte - 2192

new masterpiece by Rogga Johannson, Intense Heavyness, atmospheric death/doom with haunting, almost pleading, female voice of Indii Hofvander

When the musical jack-of-all-trades Rogga Johansson (Furnace, Paganizer) gets ready to launch a new project, you can be sure that you are dealing with the very essence of Swedish death metal. At least instrumentally, the heavy, dragging rhythms and catchy melodies are also the solid foundation of Astrophyte.

And yet, in this case, something is different: With Indii Hofvander (Tristitia), who already contributed a guest appearance to a Johansson project on the Furnace album "Stellarum", "2192" is characterised by a haunting, almost pleading, female voice for large parts of the album - and thus contributes, along with Rogga's typical grooves, not insignificantly to the oppressively heavy overall atmosphere of the album.

2192 is a suffocating album, characterised by the typical trademarks of Nordic death metal of the nineties, which also has a number of finesses in store. The album follows a concept based on the role-playing game of the Mutant Chronicles World, for which bassist Fredrik Petersson is responsible and which paints a dystopian picture of a dark future.

Astrophyte - 2192
4042564230550
Astrophyte - 2192

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Format: CD
Label: MDD
Rel. Date: 08/04/2023
UPC: 4042564230550

2192
Artist: Astrophyte
Format: CD
New: Not in stock
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DISC: 1

1. 2192
2. The Brotherhood
3. Imperial Conquistadors
4. Dark Symmetry
5. Legion (Necromutants)
6. Thus the First Corporate Wars Began
7. Defying the Dark
8. Millennium of Peace
9. The Rise of Cybertronic

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new masterpiece by Rogga Johannson, Intense Heavyness, atmospheric death/doom with haunting, almost pleading, female voice of Indii Hofvander

When the musical jack-of-all-trades Rogga Johansson (Furnace, Paganizer) gets ready to launch a new project, you can be sure that you are dealing with the very essence of Swedish death metal. At least instrumentally, the heavy, dragging rhythms and catchy melodies are also the solid foundation of Astrophyte.

And yet, in this case, something is different: With Indii Hofvander (Tristitia), who already contributed a guest appearance to a Johansson project on the Furnace album "Stellarum", "2192" is characterised by a haunting, almost pleading, female voice for large parts of the album - and thus contributes, along with Rogga's typical grooves, not insignificantly to the oppressively heavy overall atmosphere of the album.

2192 is a suffocating album, characterised by the typical trademarks of Nordic death metal of the nineties, which also has a number of finesses in store. The album follows a concept based on the role-playing game of the Mutant Chronicles World, for which bassist Fredrik Petersson is responsible and which paints a dystopian picture of a dark future.

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