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Omala
Real Name:
Andreas Karperyd, Mattias Tegnér
Profile:
Omala (M. Tegner and A. Karperyd) was one of the early Swedish ambient/industrial acts and produced two albums - Germ (1988) and Relicon (1991) before disappearing. Later they resurfaced in He Said Omala project where they were working with John Fryer and Graham Lewis (latter is known for work in Dome and Wire)
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Discography
| Releases: | ||||
| Germ (Album) ◄ (2 versions) | Frequent Frenzy ... | 1988 | ||
| Relicon (CD, Album) | Frequent Frenzy, Frequent Frenzy | 1991 | ||
| Relics (VHS) | Frequent Frenzy | |||
| Tracks Appear On: | ||||
| Golgata! (Cass, Comp) | The Heat Retainer | Res Publika | 1988 | |
| The Legacy (CD, Comp) | FX | Frequent Frenzy | 1990 | |
| This Infernal Love Of Life (Comp) ◄ (2 versions) | Oh My God | Thee Temple Ov Psychick Youth Scandinavia ... | 1990 | |
| Hyperium Promo-Sampler 1993 (CD) | (Theme From) Cockroaches | Hyperium Records | 1992 | |
| After Life (CD, Comp) | Helicoid | Fast Forward Recordings | 1993 | |
| Borderline (CD, Comp) | Equinoctal Point | Simbiose Records | 1993 | |
| Chang'e - Hyperium Asia Compilation (CD) | Theme from Cockroaches | Sound Factory, Hyperium Records | 1993 | |
| CSR5CD (CD, Promo, Ltd) | Relicon | Cold Spring | 1994 | |
| #2B CD (CD, Comp) | Untitled | Merge Magazine | 1998 | |
| In A State Of Frenzy - Volume One (CD, Comp) | The Equinoctial Point, FX | Frequent Frenzy, Frequent Frenzy | ||