Eggstone

Swedish pop trio Eggstone were shaped in the town of Malmö in 1986 by singer/bassist Per Sunding, guitarist Patrik Bartosch, and drummer Maurits Carlsson; pursuing years of continuous touring and a small number of demos, in 1991 the group released its debut one, “Bubblebed,” immediately after teaming with manufacturer Tore Johansson to record the EP Capturing Time. Signing towards the SNAP label, Eggstone resurfaced a calendar year later using the full-length In NORTH PARK, credit scoring a Swedish radio strike with the one “Can’t Arrive Close A sufficient amount of.” The Michael Blair-produced Somersault made an appearance in 1994, using the one “Drinking water” learning to be a major strike in Japan, where Eggstone had been dubbed “the godfathers of Swedish pop”; Vive la Différence!, the trio’s debut for brand-new label Vibrafon, was released in early 1997. Ca Chaufee en Suede made an appearance fours years afterwards.