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Sjukdom

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Sjukdom
Studio album by
ReleasedFebruary 14, 2011
RecordedApril – October 2010 (Resignation Sounds)
GenresBlack metal, progressive rock, post-punk, death metal
Length56:10
LabelProphecy Productions (PRO113)
Lifelover chronology
Dekadens
(2009)
Sjukdom
(2011)

Sjukdom (English: Sickness) is the fourth and final album by Swedish metal band Lifelover. It was written almost entirely by band member Jonas "B" Bergqvist, who also played all instruments on it (as well as contributed occasional vocals), and it was released on 14 February 2011 by Prophecy Productions.[1] A limited-edition vinyl and CD boxset was also released. The album is noted for its more ‘gritty’ sound compared to other Lifelover records–a couple songs notably feature an apparent groovy death metal influence,[2] which was a style never previously explored by the band.

Seven months after Sjukdom was released (September 2011), Bergqvist would be found dead from an accidental prescription overdose. Lifelover would then break up as a direct result of his death.[3]

Track listing

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No.TitleMusicLyricsLength
1."Svart galla"BLR4:28
2."Led by misfortune"BLR3:07
3."Expandera"B( )3:49
4."Homicidal tendencies"BLR1:44
5."Resignation"BB3:37
6."Doften av tomhet"B( )5:03
7."Totus anctus"BB3:51
8."Horans hora"B18536:19
9."Bitterljuv kakofoni"GokGok4:14
10."Becksvart frustration"B18534:28
11."Nedvaknande"B18532:51
12."Instrumental asylum" (instrumental)B 4:52
13."Utdrag"( ) & B 3:17
14."Karma"BLR4:30

Personnel

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References

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  1. "Lifelover - New Album Details". Metal Underground. Retrieved 4 December 2024.
  2. Lifelover - SJUKDOM Metal Reviews
  3. Lifelover mainman dies from Blabbermouth