In July 2009, 2½ years after the debut album, Detta Har Hänt was released worldwide by Transubstans Records. The first edition of 1000 albums with digipack cover sold out late spring 2010. Produced by Gösta Berlings Saga. Recorded by Gösta Berlings Saga & Jens Johansson. Additional information on discogs.com >>

Catalog#: TRANS047

Track listing
1. Kontrast
2. Sorterargatan 3
3. Svenska Hjärtan
4. Fem Trappor
5. Nattskift
6. Bergslagen
7. Innilegur?
8. Västerbron 05:30

Listed below are a few review excerpts.

“Detta Har Hänt is nothing short of an instrumental masterpiece”
Progressive Ears / USA

“This is hypnotic, robotic, thankfully long and yet somehow, so damn soulful. Also, I haven’t heard a Fender Rhodes being played like this since like forever. I volunteer this album for album of the decade. It doesn’t get better than this.”
Deaf Sparrow / USA

“The band’s musicianship is tight as a drum throughout. The melodies have a way of creeping into your subconscious and remaining there long after you’ve listened to the last notes. The darker, bleaker elements merely act as a contrast to the band’s more uplifting passages. One of my top 5 releases from 2009. Highly recommended.”
Sea of Tranquility / USA

“Detta Har Hant is brave, exciting, dynamic, imaginative, and individual. All of that is topped off with some excellent musicianship.”
Eurorock /France

“The end result is a brilliant piece of work, one of the best efforts of 2009, and a CD I suspect will be regarded as a classic production in the future.” 6/6
Progressor / UK

“Better still, and almost uniquely in the comfortably upholstered world of prog, there is nothing indulgent in what they do. Their strongly melodic motifs are tightly wrapped and deployed with economy and precision, leading to some vividly evocative music.”
Shindig Magazine / UK

“With Detta Hart Hänt Gösta Berlings Saga have released an album full of impressive, instrumental, dark and sometimes psyche related music, and I’m really looking forward to their third album.”
Dutch Progressive Rock Pages / The Netherlands