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Alexander Bard

real name Alexander Bengt Magnus Bard (b. Bengt Magnus Bard)

Motala Municipality, Sweden

Alexander Bard is credited on 680 releases across 287 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1985–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.

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680

Credits

287

Albums

5

Decades active

64

In collections

Biography

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Swedish music performer, producer, writer, and social debater residing in Stockholm, born on March 17, 1961, in Västra Ny, Godegård, Östergötland.
Alexander Bard, who was born in South Africa physically, was, according to Swedish legislation before 2014, as a foreign-born registered with his birth parish in his mother's registered residential parish, with the given name Magnus Bard, in the Swedish population register in 1961, got famous in the 1980s as a music artist. He founded and has played with the music groups Army Of Lovers, Bodies Without Organs, Gravitonas, and Vacuum.
Alexander later worked as a tv host, but was fired from Swedish in June 2020 following a racist rant on Twitter.
As an author and debater, Alexander Bard has more than 100 book titles and other forms of media registered under his name in the National Library of Sweden (opens in a new tab)'s database. He does not maintain his own YouTube account, but a search on the platform still yields a considerable amount of content featuring Alexander Bard (opens in a new tab) as a participant in various contexts.

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Credited work

680 releases · 287 albums · active 1985–2025

  • Performance · 1,791
  • Production · 693
  • Engineering · 163
  • Other credits · 150

Studios: Sonet Studios, Stockholm · SweMix Studios · Eclectic Music Studios · Europa Studios

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