Kaipa

In their early years, KAIPA was one of Sweden's best seventies symphonic prog bands. Roine STOLT from THE FLOWER KINGS was a member of KAIPA. Their albums contain a mostly instrumental music, drawing its influences from Progressive music (CAMEL, YES, GENESIS...), classic music (BACH) or Swedish folklore.

The first three albums ("Kaipa", "Inget Nytt Under Solen" and "Solo") are a beauty and probably most indicative of their style - dreamy symphonic rock with simple, yet very effective melodies and a great deal of emotion. "Notes From The Past" is their 6th studio album since 1975 and the first one since 1982. All colours of the unique KAIPA-music from the 70's are present but with a brand new collection of masterpieces. With the new album "Keyholder", Hans LUNDIN and Roine STOLT perform some new music, searching for a new level of progress, yet echoing fragments of the glorious 70's, trying to bring the new Kaipa-sound to a higher level. The melodies linger on and will probably stay with you for decades to entertain and to thrill. AN ESSENTIAL CDS for fans interested in symphonic progressive rock!

Albums


1975
Kaipa
4.20
(25 ratings)

1976
Inget Nytt Under Solen
4.20
(23 ratings)

1978
Solo
4.21
(15 ratings)

1980
Händer
2.92
(6 ratings)

1982
Nattdjurstid
3.18
(5 ratings)

1993
Stockholm Symphonie
4.50
(5 ratings)

2002
Notes From The Past
3.93
(27 ratings)

2003
Keyholder
3.80
(32 ratings)

2005
Mindrevolutions
3.04
(15 ratings)

2007
Angling Feelings
3.38
(13 ratings)
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