Kamera

Kamera originated in a Stockholm suburb during 2000, shaped by the sounds of the Cure, Depeche Mode, and Duran Duran. Drummer Carl DeLorean, singer Joakim Hjelm, and bassist Kit Balance assembled the band. A performance slot supporting Robbie Williams before more than 35,000 spectators delivered their initial breakthrough, after which the self-titled debut arrived in 2003. Two original but non-founding members exited amid a later lineup adjustment, replaced by Nico on synthesizers and Lotus on guitar. The group issued its second album, Resurrection, in 2007.