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The following is a list of notable events and releases that happened in Scandinavian music in 2010.

Contents

Events

New works

Film scores and incidental music

Albums released

January

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
11 Tore Johansen feat. Steve Swallow I.S.Inner Ear [10]
18 Motorpsycho Heavy Metal Fruit Stickman Records, Rune Grammofon [11]
Valkyrja Contamination Metal Blade Records [12]
25 Deathbound Non Compos MentisDynamic Arts Records [13]
Dream Evil In the Night Century Media Records [14]
Ihsahn After Candlelight Records [15]
In Mourning Monolith Agonia Records/Pulverised Records [16]

February

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
2 Nostradameus Illusion's ParadeAFM RecordsFeaturing members of Fejd and Pathos [17]
17 Finntroll Nifelvind Century Media [18]
19 Throes of Dawn The Great Fleet of EchoesReleased at the Finnish Metal Expo [19]

March

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
1 Mads Eriksen Just What the World NeedsMTG Music [20]
Mortemia Misere Mortem Napalm Records [21]
8 Burzum Belus Byelobog Productions First album for 11 years [22]
10 Salem Al Fakir Ignore This EMI [23]

April

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
14 Anna Bergendahl Yours Sincerely Lionheart [24]
16 Terje Rypdal Crime Scene ECM Records Commissioned for the 2009 Bergen Festival [25]
19 Live Extracts Eivind Aarset's Sonic Codex Orchestra ECM Records Produced by Manfred Eicher [26]
23 Ketil Bjørnstad Remembrance ECM Records featuring Tore Brunborg and Jon Christensen [27]

May

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
10 Keep of Kalessin Reptilian Nuclear BlastLast album to feature Torbjørn "Thebon" Schei on vocals [28]
19 Eric Saade Masquerade Roxy Recordings First solo album [29]
April Divine RedemptionSupernova/Cosmos [30]

June

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
9 Oskar Linnros Vilja Bli Universal Records [31]
14 Grave Burial Ground Regain Records Last album to feature Fredrik Isaksson [32]
Setherial EkpyrosisRegain Records [33]

July

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
2 Soilwork The Panic Broadcast Nuclear BlastProduced by Peter Wichers [34]
19 Darkane Layers of Live Listenable Records Live album [35]
21 Kvelertak Kvelertak Indie Recordings Debut album [36]

August

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
6 Immortal The Seventh Date of Blashyrkh Nuclear BlastLive DVD album recorded 2007 [37]
18 Satanic Warmaster Nachzehrer Werewolf Records [38]
23 Apocalyptica 7th Symphony Sony Music Germany [39]

September

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
1 Tarja Turunen What Lies Beneath Vertigo Records [40]
20 Jan Garbarek and The Hilliard Ensemble Officium Novum ECM Records Produced by Manfred Eicher [41]

October

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
6 Corroded Exit To Transfer Ninetone Records [42] [43]
19 Dag Arnesen Trio Norwegian Song 3 Losen Records [44]
20 Amberian Dawn End of Eden Spinefarm Records First album with Spinefarm [45]
Arckanum Sviga Læ Regain Records [46]

November

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
1 Frida Ånnevik Synlige Hjerteslag Grappa Music [47]
24 Dark the Suns Sleepwalking in a Nightmare Firebox Records [48]
Teräsbetoni Maailma Tarvitsee Sankareita Sakara Records Produced by Hiili Hiilesmaa [49]
26 Hardcore Superstar Split Your Lip Nuclear Blast [50]


December

DayAlbumArtistLabelNotesRef.
11 Seventh Wonder The Great Escape Lion Music Including 30-minute title track [51]
16 Haakon Graf with Per Mathisen and Erik SmithLicense To Chill Nordic Records [52]

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