Skagarack, a band originating from Denmark, embarked on their musical journey in the mid-1980s, quickly becoming synonymous with the melodic hard rock and AOR genre that was sweeping through Europe and beyond at the time. Their self-titled debut album "Skagarack" was released in 1986, immediately garnering attention for its catchy melodies, polished production, and the distinctive voice of its lead singer. Skagarack's music encapsulated the vibrant spirit of the '80s rock scene, punctuated by soaring guitar solos, synthesizer-driven tracks, and memorable hooks that appealed to a wide audience.

Throughout their career, Skagarack continued to evolve while staying true to their roots, as evidenced by their subsequent releases including "A Slice Of Heaven" and the remastered "Big Time [2012 - Remastered]." Their albums "Heart and Soul," "Peace of Mind to Have a Good Time," and "Reclaim Your Life," further showcase the band’s versatility and their ability to adapt to the changing musical landscapes without losing their signature sound. Despite the shifts in the music industry and the challenges of staying relevant in a rapidly changing world, Skagarack has managed to maintain a loyal fan base and continues to perform, demonstrating their enduring appeal and the timeless quality of their music.