Scapa Flow (band)
Scapa Flow was a Swedish EBM band, formed in 1988, and was one of the icons of the new EBM and synth scene that sprung up in Sweden in the late 80's. They toured frequently in Sweden and made a German tour in 1991 with fellow Swedish EBM´ers Pouppée Fabrikk.
The lineup were originally a foursome, but somewhere along the line they lost a member and in 2002 there was Andreas Carlsson, Johan Nygren and Carl Sjöström left. The band was named after Scapa Flow in the Orkney Islands. The band slipped into the unknown after their 1994 release "Heads off to freedom". There was talk about releasing new material after the release of the 2002 compilation CD, but Scapa Flow seems to have slipped into oblivion yet again.
There is also a finnish band called Scapa Flow. It was progressive rock band formed in 1973 and released their only album, "Uuteen aikaan", in 1980.
Discography[]
- 1988: The Core MC
- 1989: Crucial Impact MC
- 1989: Overflow MC
- 1989: The Guide MLP
- 1990: The Guide LP/CD
- 1991: Chased By Sunset LP/CD
- 1994: Heads Off To Freedom CD
- 2002: Pax Vobiscum 1988-2001 CD (remastered and remixed compilation)
- 2018: The Core 0788
- 2020: PROCD100 (Progressive Production compilation. Scapa Flow features on track 39)
Similar Swedish bands[]
External links and references[]
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- Going with the Scapa Flow (Sami Sinervä, Moving Hands)
- A mini interview with Calle Sjöström, mentioning The Sunset Museum, (an official Scapa Flow site that was online for a while) (Release Magazine)
- A list of Scapa Flow's releases at their record company, Energy Rekords
- Bandcamp
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