Hybris was the first studio album by the Swedish progressive rock group Änglagård. Released in late 1992 it would become one of the most influential albums of the new wave of progressive rock in the 90s. It begins with "Jordrök" (which means earth smoke), the only fully instrumental piece on the album. The music is quite similar to 70's prog-rock groups such as Yes, Cathedral and King Crimson, but Änglagård has also succeeded in creating their own style, much thanks to Holmgren's folklore-sounding flute play and Olsson's highly distinctive drumming (he was o… read more
Hybris was the first studio album by the Swedish progressive rock group Änglagård. Released in late 1992 it would become one of the most influential … read more
Hybris was the first studio album by the Swedish progressive rock group Änglagård. Released in late 1992 it would become one of the most influential albums of the new wave of progressive… read more
Änglagård is a progressive rock band from Sweden formed in 1991 by guitarist and vocalist Tord Lindman and bassist Johan Högberg. Their primary influences included bands such as King Crimson, Genesis, Trettioåriga Kriget, Schicke Führs Fröhling, Van Der Graaf Generator, and other bands of the 1970s. They released two albums, Hybris (1992) and Epilog (1994), as well as a live album (Buried Alive (1994), taken from a 1992 festival appearance) before breaking up. Their first two studio albums are among the most highly regarded progressive works of the 1990s by fans of the genre. Their… read more
Änglagård is a progressive rock band from Sweden formed in 1991 by guitarist and vocalist Tord Lindman and bassist Johan Högberg. Their primary influences included bands such as King Crimso…read more