Anekdoten - Nucleus
	Released: 1995 Label: self-released Cat. No.: Virta 002 Total Time: 47:18
	Review courtesy John "Bo Bo" Bollenberg, July 2000 To be on the safe side one can always place this album next to King Crimson's Red yet this album will not only please lovers of avant-garde but songs like "Nucleus," "Rubankh," "Harvest" and "This Far From The Sky" will certainly score with fans of grunge as well. Like Happy Family, Anekdoten knows how to create a surprisingly aggressive sound. From a fierce sound Anekdoten suddenly switches towards modest parts as in "Here" where next to a wall of mellotron sound real violin and real cello bring the calm back bit by bit. If you see what an important role a band like King Crimson has played over the years then you certainly have to take a note of Anekdoten. [Read also Stephanie Sollow's review -ed] More about Nucleus: Track Listing: Nucleus (5:08) / Harvest (6:58) / Book of Hours (9:58) / Raft (0:58) / Rubankh (3:07) / Here (7:23) / This Far From The Sky (8:47) / In Freedom (6:27) Musicians: Peter Nordins - percussion Jan Erik Liljeström - bass and vocals Nicklas Berg - guitar, Rhodes, clavinet, pumporgan, mellotron, and vocals Anna Sofi Dahlberg - cello, mellotron, and voice Helena Killander - violin Tommy Anderson - Rhodes (2) Contact: Website: www.anekdoten.se Note: will open new browser window Email: anekdoten@anekdoten.se Discography Vemod (1991) Nucleus (1995) Official Bootleg: Live in Japan (1998) From Within (1999) Gravity (2003) Buy this title at:      Find it at:    Laser's Edge
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