In an age of fear and environmental meltdown, enter "Organic". The crew is joined by the amazing Bumblefoot on vocals and guitar on "Speak When Spoken To" which is also released as a single. The wierd, beautify and very, eh, organic cover painting is made by fabulous French expressionist Thierry Cardinet.

In "Move", you have in your hands an album from the top of the batch, and it deserves all your attention. "Move" is without a doubt the best album of Freak Kitchen career. More metal, more experimental, more fascinating!

The fourth album marks a return to the rough side. "Dead Soul Men" also marks the final stretch of the collaboration with original bandmembers Christian Grönlund on bass guitar and Envind Redin on drums.

A corny little heavy-pop-rock-latin-world-jazz-avant-garde-metal-blues-record straight from hell! The third Freak Kitchen album is pretty different from the other two which, despite many forms of musical influences, easily could be chategorized as hard rock or metal.

The second Freak Kitchen release is a natural development from the debut with its fat, rich "in your face"-sound and dynamic, solid songs. Nominated for "rock album of the year" in Sweden in the production and song writing categories, Spanking Hour is an innovative 50 minute rock masterpiece.

This award winning debut shows Freak Kitchen´s variety and features an amazing bunch of tunes and performances all over. It made the critics lyrical and Appetizer was called "The best debut album a Swedish band has produced in both this and the last decade".