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Sister Electra Eskilstuna, Sweden
Sister Electra is the brainchild of musician/producer Stefan Eriksson and, despite the electronic approach to the sound; his
own musical roots were originally within punk and heavy metal genres. It was in the late eighties he was drawn towards the electronic music scene.
Throughout his career, Eriksson has been in an impressing number of bands, released records and toured around the world.
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