Beyond Tomorrow

Beyond Tomorrow is the second album, arriving less than three years after the debut, released by Frontiers on 28 March 2025. The line-up has not moved: Kristian Fyhr (vocals, backing vocals, keyboards), Magnus Karlsson (guitar, keyboards), Jimmy Jay (bass), Magnus Ulfstedt (drums). The desk has, though. Cenk Eroglu, known for his work with Winger, handled production, recording, mixing and mastering single-handed. Fyhr again led the writing, with Karlsson collaborating. There are eleven tracks. Of the opener “Moonlight,” with its sharp riff, Fyhr said it tells a story about fighting inner demons — losing yourself in something uncontrollably while pretending it will all go away. He is just as plain about the record as a whole: it covers a higher cause without being biblical or political; we have roughly eighty years to leave a mark here on Earth, so we had better make it count. From “True North” through “Samurai” to “Enemy Of Your Destiny,” both the speed and the weight have gone up a notch on the debut.