Epoximört

Epoximört is a relatively unknown Swedish rock band that emerged in the late 1990s. The group's music style is a fusion of psychedelic rock and folk elements, characterized by heavy use of distorted guitars and introspective lyrics.

Formed in Örebro, Sweden, Epoximört's initial lineup consisted of Christian Wührer on drums, Morten Thornhill on guitar and vocals, and Mathias Lindström on bass. The trio released their debut album, "The Earth Can Be Without Us," in 2000 to moderate local success.

The band's sound is often described as a diversion from the prevalent commercial rock of the early 2000s, instead opting for a more atmospheric and melancholic approach. Lyrically, Epoximört delves into themes of existential crises, environmental decay, and introspective journeys.

Limited information is available regarding Epoximört's subsequent releases and activities. It is known that they contributed to a few collaborative projects and released singles under the Imazu Records label, but further details on the band's career trajectory remain unclear.

In the 2000s, Epoximört faced dissolution, reportedly due to internal creative differences and the band members' individual pursuits in related musical endeavors. Despite the lack of official documentation and visibility, Epoximört earned a dedicated cult following in Sweden and beyond, appearing in print and online publications, notably in the distinguishable underground music forums.