Swedish rock

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Sweden has long been a powerhouse of rock and with either poppy rock or heavy metal. Some of these examples include:

• 59 Times the Pain
• The Ark
• Asta Kask
• Bathory
• Blå Tåget
• Blindside
• bob hund
• Bombshell Rocks
• Brainbombs
• Broder Daniel
• The Cardigans
• Dag Vag
• Dark Tranquillity
• David & the citizens
• Division of Laura Lee
• Deathstars
• Dolly Daggers
• Dungen
• Ebba Grön
• Entombed
• Envelopes
• Europe
• Flower Kings
• Franky Lee
• José González
• Hammerfall
• Hardcore Superstar
• The Hellacopters
• HerBrightSkies
• International Harvester
• In Flames
• The (International) Noise Conspiracy
• The Hives
• Jens Lekman
• Johnossi
• Katatonia
• Kent
• The Knife
• Leather Nun
• Loney, Dear
• Love is All
• Mando Diao
• Meshuggah
• Millencolin
• Nine
• The Nomads
• Opeth
• Pain of Salvation
• El Perro del Mar
• Peter Bjorn and John
• Philemon Arthur and the Dung
• The Poodles
• Popsicle
• Randy
• Ray Wonder
• Refused
• Nina Rochelle
• Sahara Hotnights
• Samla Mammas Manna
• Satanic Surfers
• The Sounds
• Sounds Like Violence
• The Soundtrack of Our Lives
• Sugarplum Fairy
• Takida
• Teddybears
• Tiamat
• The Tough Alliance
• Träd, Gräs & Stenar
• Whale
• Willowtree

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