Despite successful tours supporting the likes of Saga and Fish, A.C.T has been regarded as somewhat of an inside secret in their home land of Sweden for some time now. But with last year’s release “Silence”, their first album for InsideOut Music, the band cracked the Swedish charts for the first time (chart position #4), and created quite a stir around Europe. Since then, their melodic brand of catchy prog which has elements of Saga, Queen and Rush has attracted a host of new fans. Now InsideOut is proud to re-issue the first three A.C.T albums as special editions, each including bonus material and enhanced booklets.

Despite successful tours supporting the likes of Saga and Fish, A.C.T has been regarded as somewhat of an inside secret in their home land of Sweden for some time now. But with last year’s release “Silence”, their first album for InsideOut Music, the band cracked the Swedish charts for the first time (chart position #4), and created quite a stir around Europe. Since then, their melodic brand of catchy prog which has elements of Saga, Queen and Rush has attracted a host of new fans. Now InsideOut is proud to re-issue the first three A.C.T albums as special editions, each including bonus material and enhanced booklets.

Despite successful tours supporting the likes of Saga and Fish, A.C.T has been regarded as somewhat of an inside secret in their home land of Sweden for some time now. But with last year’s release “Silence”, their first album for InsideOut Music, the band cracked the Swedish charts for the first time (chart position #4), and created quite a stir around Europe. Since then, their melodic brand of catchy prog which has elements of Saga, Queen and Rush has attracted a host of new fans. Now InsideOut is proud to re-issue the first three A.C.T albums as special editions, each including bonus material and enhanced booklets.

Many secrets surround the Swedish quintet A.C.T, who are about to release their fourth studio album “Silence”. What does the abbreviation A.C.T actually stand for? “We won’t tell you”, says Keyboardist and vocalist Jerry Sahlin, “it’s up to the fans to guess”. What about the album title “Silence”? “Well, it’s good that this word has so many meanings...” Okay, let’s move on from this. It’s also a mystery as to why the band are still only considered a “hot tip”, despite their extraordinary song material and strong tour supports for well-known acts such as Fish and Saga. With “Silence” however, their first release for InsideOut Music, this all looks set to change.