Nucleus Remastered edition

Anekdoten

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CD (1997) € 16.49

High quality, Remastered edition

(2020) € 24.49

Remastered edition

(2016) € 28.49

Nucleus Remastered edition

The 1995 second album from the Swedish progressive rock band Anekdoten, following 1993's debut 'Vemod' (a classic in the underground scene, blending the progressive attack and symphonic darkness of King Crimson with the sensibility and beauty of Nordic songwriting).

Nothing about the perhaps naive 'Vemod' could have prepared the listener for the shocking verification that came with 'Nucleus'. Over those two years, the quartet's artistic voices had been brought to perfection, resulting in an album that simply cannot be compared to any other record. Its sheer power, originality, excessive cravings, mayhem, complexity, elegy, intelligent chord-and time-changes, variety and weird tonality mark the first point in history where Anekdoten present themselves as a unique entity. 'Nucleus' is like a musical painting of The Beauty and the Beast. The mixture of brutal, dissonant riffs and fragile, extraordinary melody-lines is a work of genius. State-of-the-art rock does not get any better than this.

As near perfection as it is possible to get... dirty filthy distorted clavinets...

disgustingly beautiful raunch" Sean Worral, Organ Mag

"Sheer sonic violence juxtaposed to delicate melodies abound" Prog Leviathan, Prog Archives

'Nucleus' will be released in a digipak with 8-page booklet and on 180g heavyweight vinyl and was remastered in 2020 by Hans Fredriksson

INCL. 3 BONUS TRACKS

Media	Music CD (Compact Disc)
Number of discs	1
Specielt cover	Digipak
Released	July 24, 2020
EAN/UPC	0802644765723
Label	KSCOPE KSCOPE657
Genre	Rock Progressive Rock
Dimensions	143 × 146 × 8 mm · 76 g