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===Singles===
===Singles===
* Oh Mama ([[Lili & Susie]] cover) – (1988)
* "Oh Mama" (1988) – [[Lili & Susie]] cover
* World – (1990)
* "World" (1990)
* Restless Again – (1990)
* "Restless Again" (1990)
* Hello Hello! (I'm Back Again) ([[Gary Glitter]] cover) – (1990)
* "[[Hello, Hello, I'm Back Again|Hello Hello! (I'm Back Again)]]" (1990) – [[Gary Glitter]] cover
* We're Right, You're Wrong – (1992)
* "We're Right, You're Wrong" (1992)
* I Wanna Go Home – (1992)
* "I Wanna Go Home" (1992)
* Ring Ring ([[ABBA]] cover) – (1993)
* "[[Ring Ring (ABBA song)|Ring Ring]]" (1993) – [[ABBA]] cover
* I'd Rather Drink Than Talk – (1993)
* "I'd Rather Drink Than Talk" (1993)
* No Solution ([[The Nuns]] cover) – (1994)
* "No Solution" (1994) – [[The Nuns]] cover
* I'll Wait ([[The Suicide Commandos]] cover) – (1994)
* "I'll Wait" (1994) – [[The Suicide Commandos]] cover
* Nothing Hurts – (1994)
* "Nothing Hurts" (1994)
* Out Of The Void – (1995)
* "Out of the Void" (1995)
* This Is My Life ([[Gasolin']] cover) – (1995)
* "This Is My Life" (1995) – [[Gasolin']] cover
* Even As We Speak – (1995)
* "Even as We Speak" (1995)
* It Really Doesn't Matter Now – (1995)
* "It Really Doesn't Matter Now" (1995)
* I'm Gone – (1995)
* "I'm Gone" (1995)
* Everybody's Making Plans – (1998)
* "Everybody's Making Plans" (1998)
* Love MF – (1998)
* "Love MF" (1998)
* TV-Night – (1999)
* "TV-Night" (1999)
* Droppin' out! – (1999)
* "Droppin' Out!" (1999)
* Leksands EP:n – (2009)
* ''Leksands EP:n'' (2009)
* I Wanna Go Home (Twenty-ten) – (2010)
* "I Wanna Go Home (Twenty-Ten)" (2010)
* World Keeps Turning – (2013)
* "World Keeps Turning" (2013)
* When You Lie Down With Dogs – (2014)
* "When You Lie Down with Dogs" (2014)


===Split single===
===Split single===

Revision as of 10:53, 5 August 2022

Sator
Sator in concert in Pontevedra
Sator in concert in Pontevedra
Background information
OriginSweden
GenresRock
Years active1987–present
MembersKent Norberg
Hans Gäfvert
Chips Kiesbye
Heikki Kiviaho
Michael Solén
WebsiteOfficial Website

Sator is a Swedish rock band. The band was founded in Borlänge as Sator Codex in 1981. Sator Codex released one album, "Wanna Start A Fire?" and three singles before shortening their name in 1987 and continuing without their previous lead singer Björn Clarin and changing their sound. Chips Kiesbye is also a successful producer and has worked with The Hellacopters, Sahara Hotnights, Millencolin and several other rock bands.

Members

Discography

Albums

  • Slammer! (1988)
  • Stock Rocker Nuts! (1990)
  • Headquake (1992)
  • Barbie-Q-Killers Vol. 1 (1994)
  • Stereo (1995)
  • Musical Differences (1998)
  • Basement Noise (2006)
  • Under the Radar (2011)
  • Return of the Barbie-Q-Killers (2022) – No. 14 Sweden[1]

Singles

  • "Oh Mama" (1988) – Lili & Susie cover
  • "World" (1990)
  • "Restless Again" (1990)
  • "Hello Hello! (I'm Back Again)" (1990) – Gary Glitter cover
  • "We're Right, You're Wrong" (1992)
  • "I Wanna Go Home" (1992)
  • "Ring Ring" (1993) – ABBA cover
  • "I'd Rather Drink Than Talk" (1993)
  • "No Solution" (1994) – The Nuns cover
  • "I'll Wait" (1994) – The Suicide Commandos cover
  • "Nothing Hurts" (1994)
  • "Out of the Void" (1995)
  • "This Is My Life" (1995) – Gasolin' cover
  • "Even as We Speak" (1995)
  • "It Really Doesn't Matter Now" (1995)
  • "I'm Gone" (1995)
  • "Everybody's Making Plans" (1998)
  • "Love MF" (1998)
  • "TV-Night" (1999)
  • "Droppin' Out!" (1999)
  • Leksands EP:n (2009)
  • "I Wanna Go Home (Twenty-Ten)" (2010)
  • "World Keeps Turning" (2013)
  • "When You Lie Down with Dogs" (2014)

Split single

  • Sator vs White Flag – (1994)
  • Sator / Gangbangers – (1996)

DVDs

  • Live at Sticky Fingers 2006 – (2007)

Other Recordings

  • "Ring Ring" – ABBA cover from 1992 Swedish ABBA tribute album "ABBA: The Tribute", released on the Polar Music label.


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