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Mårten Hagström es el guitarrista rítmico de la banda sueca de heavy metal Meshuggah. Se unió a la banda después del lanzamiento de su primer disco, que le permitió a Jens Kidman centrarse solamente en sus intervenciones vocales. Es conocido por su uso de complejas formas rítmicas, en cuanto a guitarra se refiere.
Mårten Hans Hagström (born 27 April 1971) is a Swedish musician, best known as the rhythm guitarist for the extreme metal band Meshuggah. He joined the band after the release of their first album, which allowed Jens Kidman to focus on his vocal performances and give up rhythm guitar duties.
5 de oct. de 2022 · So for him to come back was natural and made me want to go on with it, too”. By Jon Wiederhorn. last updated 5 October 2022. Hagström takes you inside the Swedish extreme metal masters’ punishing new album, Immutable, and the triumphant return of co-founding guitarist Fredrik Thordendal.
Mårten Hagström es el guitarrista rítmico de la banda sueca de heavy metal Meshuggah. Se unió a la banda después del lanzamiento de su primer disco, que le permitió a Jens Kidman centrarse solamente en sus intervenciones vocales. Es conocido por su uso de complejas formas rítmicas, en cuanto a guitarra se refiere.
However, when you think of Umeå and heavy music, you think of its reigning governors: Meshuggah. “It’s a university city, and it’s one of the biggest cities on the coastline of northern Sweden,” says guitarist Mårten Hagström, trying to explain how such a small spot can yield so much quality.
Real/full name: Hans Mårten Hagström. Age: 53 (born Apr 27th, 1971) Place of birth: Sweden (Örnsköldsvik, Västernorrland) Gender: Male. Trivia. He is left-handed but plays right-handed. Active Bands. Past Bands. Live. Links. Meshuggah. Guitars, Vocals (backing) (1992-present), Bass (1995, 2005)
24 de ene. de 2017 · January 24, 2017. Meshuggah (left to right): Jens Kidman, Tomas Haake, Mårten Hagström, Dick Lövgren, and Fredrik Thordendal. Photo by Olle Carlsson. The 8-string idol dishes on the metal gods’ back-to-basics new The Violent Sleep of Reason—as well as why he’s such a harsh critic of shred.
