Agents Of Mercy

Agents of Mercy is a musical project that originated as a low-key, acoustic side venture by Roine Stolt, known for his work with The Flower Kings. The project began in 2008 and evolved with the addition of Nad Sylvan, a vocalist from the band Unifaun. Together, they aimed to create music that was more subdued and acoustic compared to Stolt's other projects. Over time, Agents of Mercy developed a distinct sound, releasing albums like "The Black Forest," "Dramarama," and "The Fading Ghosts of Twilight," which showcase their blend of progressive and acoustic elements.

The band's music often explores themes and sounds that diverge from the more energetic and complex arrangements typical of progressive rock, offering a more intimate and introspective experience. With Stolt's versatile guitar work and Sylvan's distinctive vocals, Agents of Mercy has carved out a niche in the progressive music scene, appealing to fans looking for a more mellow yet still deeply engaging musical experience.