Dystopium

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Dystopium
Studio album by Loch Vostok
Released	September 23, 2011
Genre	Progressive metal
Length	52:06
Label
Loch Vostok chronology
Reveal No Secrets (2009) Dystopium (2011) V: The Doctrine Decoded (2012)

Dystopium is the fourth studio album released by the Swedish progressive metal band, Loch Vostok. The album was released worldwide on 23 September 2011. This album was produced by Teddy Möller, co-produced by Fredrik Klingwall and Lawrence Mackrory, recorded at Blueflame Productions, and mixed and mastered by Lawrence Mackrory at Great Scot! Audio.

Loch Vostok released a music video for the single Sacred Structure on YouTube on July 18, 2011, and the album has received international critical acclaim.^{[1][2][3][4][5]}

Track listing[]

All lyrics are written by Teddy Möller; all music is composed by Teddy Möller.

The iTunes version also included a bonus track called "Release".

Personnel[]

• Teddy Möller - vocals, guitar
• Niklas Kupper - guitar, vocals
• Fredrik Klingwall - keyboard
• Jimmy Mattsson - bass guitar
• Lawrence Dinamarca - drums

References[]

External links[]

• "Loch Vostok Releases". lochvostok.com. Retrieved 4 December 2015.

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