Landberk
| Company type | Band |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 1992 |
| Defunct | 1999 |
| Headquarters | Sweden |
| Products | Studio albums, live recordings, singles |
Landberk was a progressive/art rock group from Sweden, recognized for their melancholic and dark sound, prominently featuring the mellotron as a central instrument alongside the guitar. Their period of activity spanned from 1992 until 1999, during which they produced three studio albums: Riktigt Äkta (1992), One Man Tells Another (1994), and Indian Summer (1996). Additionally, they performed a rendition of "No More White Horses," originally by the psychedelic band T2 from the 1960s.
The ensemble consisted of Stefan Dimle on bass, Reine Fiske handling guitars, Patric Helje as vocalist, Jonas Lidholm on drums, and Simon Nordberg who played mellotron/keyboard and also took on production duties. Drums on their first album were played by Andreas Dahlbäck. In 2024, the album Indian Summer was re-released featuring new cover art designed by Camilla Flink.
Studio albums
- Riktigt Äkta / Lonely Land, 1992
- One Man Tell's Another, 1994
- Indian Summer, 1996
Live recordings
- Unaffected, 1995
Singles and promotional recordings
- Jag Är Tiden, 1994
- Dream Dance, 1995