Anders Lindström

Anders Lindström
Birth name Anders Lindström
Also known as Boba, Boba Fett, Bobba Lee Fett, Bobby Lee Fett, Mr Fett, Andrew Shit
Born July 19th 1969
Genres Garage rock, garage punk, power pop, hard rock, garage rock revival, alternative rock
Occupation(s) Musician, songwriter, recording engineer
Instruments Piano, organ, percussion, guitar, vocals
Years active 1987 - present
Labels Psychout Records, White Jazz Records, Lookout! Records, Sub Pop Records, Mans Ruin Records, Bang!
Associated acts The Hellacopters, Gluecifer, The Diamond Dogs, The Bitter Twins, The Soundtrack of Our Lives, Imperial State Electric
Notable instruments
Fender Rhodes
Clavia Nord Electro 2

Anders Lindström or Boba Fett as he is often called is a Swedish rock musician most known for being the organist and pianist of the Swedish rock band The Hellacopters and co founder and guitarist of The Diamond Dogs.

Life and career

Lindström founded The Diamond Dogs along with vocalist Sören 'Sulo' Karlsson in the early 1990s; Lindström was the band's guitarist and released four albums with the band. During this time he also worked as a recording engineer for various bands[1][2] including some early Hellacopters recordings.[3] Lindström later joined The Hellacopters after the band's grammis award-winning debut album Supershitty to the Max! to play the organ and piano. After the departure of guitarist Dregen, vocalist and guitarist Nick Royale handled lead guitar while Lindström temporarily played rhythm guitar during the recording of Grande Rock before Robert Dahlqvist joined as their full-time guitarist. During the band's hiatus after the release of the album By the Grace of God, Lindström rejoined his old band Diamond Dogs to record Black River Road in 2004.

In 2005, The Hellacopters returned with Rock & Roll Is Dead which would become their last full-length album of their own material. Lindström also formed The Bitter Twins along with former bandmate Sulo to celebrate their 20th anniversary of playing music together. The initial idea was to play the depressive type of music they originally played 20 years ago, however the music sounded more like The Clash in the late 70s and early 80s. The duo also called in guest musicians such as Papa Dee, Magnus Carlson from the Weeping Willows, Mattias Bärjed from The Soundtrack of Our Lives and Stefan Björk formerly of Wilmer X.[4][5] In late 2007, The Hellacopters announced that they would be breaking up after the release of their cover album Head Off and the following "Tour Before the Fall", which ended with four gigs in two days in late October 2008. After The Hellacopters brek-up Lindström worked with front man Nicke Andersson's new band Imperial State Electric.[6]

Lindström is also a recreational fisher and together with bands such as The Hives, Backyard Babies, Millencolin, Weeping Willows, Randy he and The Hellacopters contributed with music for the charity album Ge Fan i Våra Vatten to raise money to help save the northern pike and the Atlantic salmon.[7] Recently Lindström worked with Weeping Willows front man Magnus Carlson on soundtracks for several Swedish film projects that have not yet been released.

Selected discography

References

  1. ↑ Svart Snö - Smock'n Roll production notes
  2. ↑ Gluecifer - Ridin' the Tiger production notes
  3. ↑ The Hellacopters (Gotta Get Some Action) Now! production notes
  4. ↑ Svd.se - Sulo spelar dubbelt
  5. ↑ The hellacopters - Boba: The Bitter Twins and the last of the Lovers
  6. ↑ Aftonbladet - Hellacopters sista turne
  7. ↑ Sportfiskarna - Ge fan i våra vatten

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