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Swedish vocals
Tobias Petterson in ”The Encyclopedia
of Swedish Progressive Music”: ”In Röda Bönor's aftermath
Gothenburg group Andra Bullor arrived to meet the demand for another
feminist band. Their sound was also similar to Röda Bönor's, but
lacked the sense of humour and playfulness of their precursors.”
There's not a lot I can add to that because what Petterson wrote sums
up Andra Bullar's first album very well. (Their second and last album
appeared in 1981, also on Silence.) Their sound is acoustic and
folksy but the music sounds more dutiful than inspired and the lyrics
are clichéd, resulting in an overall forgettable and anemic album.
Andra Bullar also appears on 40CD box set ”Progglådan” with ”Att gifta sig har ingen brådska”, which is also on ”Andra Bullar” in a different version.
Bassist and piano player Malte Krook had previously
been in Göteborgs Visgrupp.
from Andra Bullar
from Progglådan
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