Hästpojken

Led by former Bad Funds Quartet singer Martin Elisson, Hästpojken is usually a Swedish indie pop strap that produced its debut using the strike album Caligula in 2008. Founded in 2007 in Gothenburg, Sweden, the music group is made up of Elisson (vocals), Adam Bolméus (acoustic guitar), Oscar Wallblom (bass), Pontus Tengren (percussion, synthesizer), Nico Janco (drums), and Matti Ollikainen (piano). Elisson increased to popularity as the frontman from the Gothenburg music group the Poor Money Quartet, which scored a few Top Ten strike albums early in the 10 years with Outcast (2001) and Midnight Prayer (2003). Following the Poor Cash Quartet went its program, Elisson founded Hästpojken with longtime Broder Daniel drummer Lars Malmros amongst others. Released in 2008 on Roxy Recordings, the band’s full-length debut, Caligula, was a encouraging begin. It reached quantity 15 around the Swedish albums graph and spawned several singles, “Shane MacGowan,” “Caligula,” and “Här Har du Ditt Liv.” The next Hästpojken recording, Från Där Jag Ropar (2009), was a high Ten strike. It features the solitary “Gitarrer & Bas, Trummor & Hat.”