Bisektorernas

Bisektorernas, also known as the Bisectors, are a Swedish progressive rock band formed in 1972 in Stockholm. The group is notable for their complex compositions and innovative approach to the genre, which often incorporates elements of jazz, classical music, and electronic sounds. The band's name is derived from the Swedish word for "bisectors," which refers to the lines that divide an angle into two equal parts, symbolizing their desire to explore new musical territories.

The core members of Bisektorernas include Mats Ek (vocals, keyboards), Janne Schaffer (guitars), and Janne "Loffe" Carlsson (drums). Their debut album, "Bisektorernas," was released in 1973 and featured a blend of progressive rock and jazz fusion. The album received critical acclaim for its intricate arrangements and Ek's distinctive vocals. Over the years, the band has released several more albums, each showcasing their evolving sound and musical experimentation.

Bisektorernas are known for their live performances, which are often characterized by their dynamic stage presence and elaborate stage setups. The band has performed at various music festivals and venues in Sweden and internationally, gaining a dedicated following among progressive rock enthusiasts. Their music continues to influence contemporary progressive rock bands, and they remain an important figure in the Swedish music scene.