Per Wiberg
The Serpent’s Here
| Year | 2024 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Label | Despotz Records |
| Country | XW |
| Status | Official |
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- Dead Sky Lullaby (6:58)
- The Serpent’s Here (5:32)
- Blackguards Stand Silent (8:31)
- This House Is Someone Else’s Now (6:54)
- He Just Disappeared (6:28)
- Follow The Unknown (5:55)
- The Losers (Bonus Track) (5:36)
About the Band
Per Jonas Wiberg (born 8 June 1968) is a Swedish musician who has been a member of the bands Spiritual Beggars (1998–) as a keyboardist, King Hobo (2007–) as a keyboardist, guitarist, and vocalist, and Kamchatka (2015–) as a bassist and vocalist, and his solo band Per Wiberg (2019–) and Switchblade (2020–) as a bassist. Wiberg was formerly in the bands Death Organ (1993–1997) as an organist, Boom Club (1994) as a vocalist, and Opeth (2003–2011) as keyboardist and backing vocalist. Before joining Spiritual Beggars, Wiberg was a member of Death Organ, a band based in Borlänge. He has also fronted the band Boom Club, of the same area. Wiberg toured with Opeth from the 2003 Deliverance/Damnation tour onward, and joined Opeth officially in 2005.
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Album Review
Per Wiberg's latest release, 'The Serpent’s Here', is a haunting journey through dark, atmospheric rock. The album showcases Wiberg's talent for creating eerie soundscapes with a blend of heavy riffs and melancholic melodies. Standout tracks like 'Dead Sky Lullaby' and 'This House Is Someone Else’s Now' perfectly capture the brooding atmosphere of the album, while 'The Losers' adds a raw energy to the mix. The production quality is top-notch, with every instrument and vocal line crystal clear and well-balanced. This release marks a new chapter in Wiberg's career, solidifying his place as a master of atmospheric rock music.