Sample tracks here:

 

 

 

 

 

There is a more detailed band bio on Nilsson's web site here: http://www.andersnilssonguitar.com/bandsprojects/anders-nilssons-aorta/" rel="nofollow - http://www.andersnilssonguitar.com/bandsprojects/anders-nilssons-aorta/

 

Seems like an obvious fit for jazz rock/fusion to me.

 

NB A subsequent album by an expanded group, the Aorta Ensemble, has more free jazz and less rock, but might also be worth consideration.

 

 

 

 

 

and also a review that is definitely on point:

 

http://www.onefinalnote.com/reviews/n/nilsson-anders/blood.asp" rel="nofollow - http://www.onefinalnote.com/reviews/n/nilsson-anders/blood.asp

 

One Final Note wrote: Ready for music that harkens back to the earliest days of fusion, absent all of the flash and mindless riffing?  Well, look no further than Swedish guitarist Anders Nilsson’s quartet, Aorta.  The reference to the linchpin of the circulatory system suggests a weighty subject—the chief conduit between the heart and the body.  This imagery is vital when considering the potent results heard here.  The music is at times gloriously noisy, head-banging jazz, with moody, tension-filled atmospheres interspersed to heighten its passion and gravity.  As a point of reference, early-70s Miles, Tony Williams’ Lifetime, and Mahavishnu provide the bedrock, though there is more than meets the eye for this inventive date...

 

 

 

Sorry for the late response to your thread but I gather most people are out celebrating Jesus' death b ystuffing their faces with alcohol and chocolates shaped like hares and chickens.

Anyway, I'm forwarding this to the jazzy cats (and making a note of this band, because I genuinely dug what I heard. Thanks man.)

I have followed the custom of these strange natives by ingesting a chocolate bunny 

 

Glad you liked the band. If the jazzmen  / jazzladies decide it should be added I can volunteer to write the bio, add the albums or whatever.

 

Fair enough.