Grande Roses - Disease - CD

Alternative rock full of pathos and size that it almost takes on stadium dimensions, but so dirty and felty that it fits in every basement. Driving, rolling, dark, gloomy and incredibly powerful. Ultimately, it is the voice of frontman Goeran Andersson that gives the quintet its special stamp and a strong, unmistakable character. A sound that inspires with its tornness between oppressive melancholy, power and wonderful melodies.

And also the artwork of "Disease" - their first long player after several EPs - has this simplicity and at the same time is full of symbolism and depth. "I wanted it to be timeless. I wanted it to be the sun and the black hole," Andersson said. Just like the songs and sound of the band. Great songwriting, melodies that sit and get stuck. Almost anthemic. It's the subtleties that set the quintet from Stockholm apart.
Mood and atmosphere and no technical refinements or guitar solos, no big gestures and no rock'n'roll circus.