Some say music is the universal langauage - able to carry a message to anyone, regardless of their language. Swedish band, Dungen, makes this concept especially prevalent with the release of their fifth full-length album, Tio Bitar. While the songs are entirely in Swedish, people of any language can find enjoyment in the music's basic sound.

Over the last few years, the band has gained a following in American and British music scenes, both by headlining American tours and appearing on late-night television.

In Tio Bitar, it seems like the band is catering to those who cannot speak Swedish, by creating songs with spectacular instrumentation. This album is but another step towards a larger international following for the band.

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