White Stains

White Stains is a musical group founded by Carl Abrahamsson in 1988, initially as a psychedelic rock band. Over the years, the group has evolved through various styles, often incorporating elements of experimental music. The core members include Carl Abrahamsson and Peter Bergstrandh, who joined in 1989. Abrahamsson is more involved in conceptualizing and producing, while Bergstrandh handles the musical aspects. White Stains has released a range of albums and singles, including "Misantropotantra" and "Why Not Forever?" Their music often reflects themes of esotericism and occultism, influenced by figures like Aleister Crowley. Carl Abrahamsson is also a member of the Church of Satan and has collaborated with notable figures such as Anton LaVey. The group's name is inspired by a collection of poetry by Aleister Crowley, symbolizing uncharted territories of the imagination.

White Stains' music career spans multiple decades, with a diverse discography that includes live recordings like "Nefertiti Rising: Live in Gothenburg 2013." Their releases often explore different sonic landscapes, reflecting their experimental approach to music. Despite their eclectic style, White Stains remains a niche but intriguing presence in the music scene, appealing to fans of experimental and occult-themed music.

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