In 2013, the album Handen På Hjärtat was released on their new record label; this album peaked at number 33 on the Swedish music charts.
In April 2006, Asta Kask recorded their first album in 20 years, titled En För Alla Ingen För Nån . This album peaked at number 44 on the Swedish music charts. They also released the DVD “Dom får aldrig mig”, which includes a history of the band, 16 live tracks,…
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In 2003, Asta Kask began touring again, and in 2004 played at the Punk-im-Pott Festival in Germany; Phill Hill of Rasta Knast replaced Bjurre for this performance. The drummer , Bjurre, quit the band in late 2004 and was replaced by Dadde (of Wolfbrigade ). During 2005, a growing conflict…
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The 1990s saw the re-release of Asta Kasks’s earlier records on CD. In 1992, they played at Rosa Honung’s tenth anniversary. In 2000, Höhnie Records in Germany released a best-of compilation album , as well as an EP with unreleased material.
In 1989 the band had a reunion and played a few gigs. They released a live split EP with Rolands Gosskör, titled Sista dansen . In 1993 they released a second live CD Från andra sidan .
At the end of 1982, Micke re-founded the band, along with Bonni “Bonta” Pontén as second guitar player and singer, Magnus “Ernie” Hörnell on bass, and Magnus “Bjurre” Bjurén as drummer. Between 1983 and 1984, Asta Kask released 3 more EPs. In 1983 the band started working with Rosa Honung…
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The band was founded in 1978 by Micke Blomqvist, Pelle Karlsson, Uffe Karlsson, and Stefan Svensson as “X-tas”. In 1980, they changed the band name to Asta Kask ; the name comes from a 19th century ancestor of Micke Blomqvist. In 1981 the band recorded their first EP För kung…
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