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Martin Westerstrand

b. 1973

Swedish musician

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About Martin Westerstrand

Born 1973. Martin Westerstrand is a Swedish musician and singer.

Martin Skans Westerstrand (born 6 December 1973) is a Swedish musician from Gothenburg. In 1995 he founded hard rock band LOK. He was the lead singer until the band was dissolved in 2002. After that, he and LOK-bassist Daniel Cordero started the band Rallypack together with guitarist Max Flövik and drummer Ian-Paolo Lira. In 2006 they changed the band name to Lillasyster (Little Sister), and released their first album in 2007.

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Martin Skans Westerstrand

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Martin Westerstrand?

Swedish musician

When was Martin Westerstrand born?

Martin Westerstrand was born on 6 December 1973 in Nylöse church parish.

What is Martin Westerstrand's occupation?

Martin Westerstrand is a musician and singer.

What nationality is Martin Westerstrand?

Martin Westerstrand is Swedish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Martin Westerstrand

· Wikidata: Q6237941

· DBpedia: Martin Westerstrand

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