Anglagard's "Hybris" reissued!

clarke2001 wrote: I'm glad to see it's reasonably priced; my used copy acquired a few years ago in Dublin was ridiculously expensive, and yet cheaper than some other ones that I used to see on the web.

sleeper wrote: Got my copy of Hybris about a week ago, fantastic album I can see why its so highly rated and very nicely packaged too.

Yea I quite agree with you!
Well so...I've been lookin' forward to re-release of Epilog... 

I'm glad to see it's reasonably priced; my used copy acquired a few years ago in Dublin was ridiculously expensive, and yet cheaper than some other ones that I used to see on the web.

Any word on Epilog? I can't find the memo about it.

I ordered it sunday morning:it's on the way to my home!I'm also looking forward to buying Epilog.

Just ordered mine.  STOKED.

For those of you in the USA who want to save on shipping, Greg Walker has it in stock.

Jorvik wrote: Right, my copy arrived today. When I ripped it, the CD was recognised by the FreeDB CD database as the remastered version and it has the bonus track Gånglåt från Knapptibble that was on previous re-issues. It's a digipak. It has a nice 16-page booklet with with lyrics in Swedish and photos of the band. The case says Änglagård Records on it and the booklet has details of Änglagård Records (website and email address) and catalogue details of the full Änglagård discography. I've never seen the re-released version, but I guess this is identical to it but with just a few amendments to the packaging. In total, it cost me £18.73 with all the taxes, charges and postage and packing. I've just had another look at the website and the shipping outside of the EU is only 10 SEK more (for one or two CDs) than to all EU destinations, so I think you'll be looking at 225 SEK, which is currently about US$27.50. But I'm sure it'll be picked up by prog distributors in the States anyway -- it depends how desperate you are to get your hands on it!

Right, my copy arrived today. When I ripped it, the CD was recognised by the FreeDB CD database as the remastered version and it has the bonus track Gånglåt från Knapptibble that was on previous re-issues.

It's a digipak. It has a nice 16-page booklet with with lyrics in Swedish and photos of the band. The case says Änglagård Records on it and the booklet has details of Änglagård Records (website and email address) and catalogue details of the full Änglagård discography. I've never seen the re-released version, but I guess this is identical to it but with just a few amendments to the packaging.

In total, it cost me £18.73 with all the taxes, charges and postage and packing. I've just had another look at the website and the shipping outside of the EU is only 10 SEK more (for one or two CDs) than to all EU destinations, so I think you'll be looking at 225 SEK, which is currently about US$27.50. But I'm sure it'll be picked up by prog distributors in the States anyway -- it depends how desperate you are to get your hands on it!

I got into Anekdoten and White Willow because of my love for Änglagård. All three bands sound different, but there's definitely a "Scandinavian sound" in common to them. I guess some of the more pastoral sections sound reminiscent of bits of Genesis, just Scandinavian pastoral rather than distinctly English.

In addition to the two tracks up here, there's another track from Epilog, a demo of Ifrån Klarhet Till KlarhetVandringar i Vilsenhet (both from Hybris) here if you want more of an idea of what their music is like.

The album is amazing. Epilog is a little mellower, but still very very good. If you like prog, get them both.

GosudO wrote: This is GREAT news. A date for Epilog ? Would be wise to order them both at the same time.

There was no date when I ordered on Sunday night, I think just vague mention of "in a few months" or something similar.

I already own Epilog, however, if I did not I would still have ordered Hybris now rather than waiting to order both at once – I wouldn't want to miss out just to save a few pounds on postage and packing