Kattvals, by Kvartetten som sprängde

Kattvals

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Finally available again – in a special new psychedelic splatter vinyl limited edition of 600 copies worldwide! Kvartetten Som Sprängde (The Quartet That Exploded) “Kattvals” (“Cat Waltz”). A reissue of one of the most beautiful and sought after psych rock, progressive pre-jazz rock instrumental albums ever recorded in Sweden. Originally released during the summer of 1973 by the obscure Gump label. Powered by a C-3 organ, Ludwig kit and 50-watt Marshall head with a home-built cabinet, this skilled 3-piece (not a quartet) absolutely soars and blast away heavenly. The delicate use of the studio echo-chamber lends a magical, gossamer reverb to the whole sound. Includes a 4-page insert with rare photos and extensive liner notes by Reine Fiske (Dungen).

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released April 19, 2024

Kvartetten som sprängde Stockholm, Sweden

Fred played his C-3 organ, Rune played his Ludwig 18, 12, 14 inch kit, and Finn used his 50-watt Marshall head with a home-built cabinet.

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