Simon Andersson

Jan Simon Andersson (born 18 December 1980) is a Swedish bass player, guitarist, vocalist, music programmer, songwriter and record producer, best known for his work as a bass player in progressive metal band Pain of Salvation.

Simon Andersson
Birth nameJan Simon Andersson
Born (1980-12-18) 18 December 1980
GenresMetal, pop, funk, progressive rock, fusion
Occupation(s)Musician, songwriter, producer
InstrumentsBass, guitar, vocals
Associated actsAudioPlastik
Darkwater
Pain of Salvation
Synkopaterna

He's a multi-instrumentalist/producer in AudioPlastik, a metal band featuring vocalist Dec Burke (ex Frost*) and keyboard player Richard West (Threshold).

He also plays bass in progressive metal band Darkwater.[1]

Discography

2019: Darkwater – Human
2017: AudioPlastik – Whispers in the Rain (Single)
2015: AudioPlastik – In the Head of a Maniac (CD)
2014: AudioPlastik – Leave Me Here (Single)
2014: AudioPlastik – Now (Single)
2010: Darkwater – Where Stories End (CD)
2010: Shallow Sense – Only When It's Dark (Single)
2009: Pain of Salvation – OST – The Second Death of Pain of Salvation (CD)
2009: Pain of Salvation – Ending Themes (On the Two Deaths of Pain of Salvation) (DVD)
2008: Urbandux – The Aftermath (CD)
2008: Urbandux – Another Brick in the Wall (Single)
2007: Bosson – Future's Gone Tomorrow, Life Is Here Today (CD)
2007: Outshine – Bad Things Always End Bad... (CD)
2006: Bosson – You – Soft Version (Single)
2006: Outshine – Bad Things Always End Bad... (Single)
2006: Outshine – Memories (EP)
2005: Heartband – Poppärlor 2005 (CD)
2005: Johan Randén – Version 2.0 (CD)
2003: Thumbrick – New Channel (EP)
2003: Christian Alsing – Spasms for Two (CD)

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References
  1. Darkwater Interview. powerofmetal.dk November 2010. Retrieved 18 July 2011.
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