Freak Kitchen

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Freak Kitchen
Freak Kitchen
Freak Kitchen
General information
Genre (s) Heavy metal , hard rock , progressive metal
founding 1992
Website http://www.freakkitchen.com
Founding members
Mattias IA Eklundh
Bass , vocals
Christian Grönlund (until 2000)
Drums , vocals
Joakim Sjöberg (until 2000)
Current occupation
Vocals, guitar
Mattias IA Eklundh
Bass, guitar
Christer Örtefors
Drums
Bjorn Fryklund

Freak Kitchen is a heavy metal / hard rock band from Gothenburg in Sweden that has existed since 1992. The high technical level of their compositions also allows them to be classified as progressive metal or progressive rock band.

The influences that shape the music style of Freak Kitchen are diverse and go far beyond traditional heavy metal, for example jazz or pop music . The band referred to themselves as "A corny little heavy-pop-rock-latin-world-jazz-avant-garde-metal-blues-record", referring to their third album.

The lyrics mostly express direct criticism of capitalist society, conformity , racism and the attitude of big record companies .

Front man Mattias IA Eklundh is a guitarist with great technical skills and a lot of humor. This goes so far that when performing live it often happens that he plays his guitar with unusual things, such as a vibrator . Eklundh began his career in 1989 with the hard rock group Fate . He has also released three solo albums, Sensually Primitive (1997; under the pen name Mr. Libido), Freak Guitar (1999), and Freak Guitar - The Road Less Traveled (2004).

Freak Kitchen completed their sixth album Organic in 2005 .

Discography

Chart positions
Explanation of the data
Albums
Organic
  SE 52 05/19/2005 (1 week)
Land Of The Freaks
  SE 41 10/30/2009 (1 week)

Albums

  • Appetizer (1994)
  • Spanking Hour (1996)
  • Freak Kitchen (1998)
  • Dead Soul Men (2000)
  • Move (2002)
  • Organic (2005)
  • Land of the Freaks (2009)
  • Cooking with Pagans (2014)
  • Confusion To The Enemy (2018)

EPs

  • Junk Tooth (1997)

Web links

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  1. Chart sources: SE