After releasing their second album, the self-titled Broder Daniel , the band left EMI in 1997 and found themselves without a record deal—something few people in the music industry could understand. Although they did not sell many records, the band was a popular live act in clubs and at music festivals. One year later, they signed with Dolores Recordings and released their most critically acclaimed album to date, Broder Daniel Forever . The record had a darker tone, focusing on themes of love and death. Its sound was inspired by Psychocandy , the debut album by indie rock band The Jesus and Mary Chain . The popularity of Forever soon grew, and the band reached a larger audience than ever before, thanks in part to the inclusion of three Broder Daniel songs on the soundtrack for the film Show Me Love , one of the most popular Swedish films of the 1990s.
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