Gustaf Heden

Gustaf Bjorn Persson Heden (born 10 May 1985) is a Swedish musician, actor and writer.

Career

2005-2007 Heden was the co-songwriter and front man of the London band The Michelles, playing both lead guitar and bass guitar, with band member Tim Lalonde. The band released their single "Springtime" which was written by Heden on German Record label Kitty-Yo. The track Springtime was also used in the Julie Delpy movie Two Days in Paris"

In 2007 Heden was booked to play Alan McGee's Death Disco, LA, by indie rock n roll actress Joanna Pickering. After which Heden worked on solo material and recorded tracks in Los Angeles with producer Nik Leaman.

In 2009, with Pickering on board as his promoter Heden toured solo shows in London, Paris, Berlin and New York as "Gustaf Heden and The Distracting Noises".

In 2010 Heden debuted his first album with the band Spectorbullets with Russell Burn, ex member of The Fire Engines and WIN. It featured lyrics from, poet and writer, Paul Reekie (1962-2010) and lyrics for the track "Drop" written by Pickering. It was released worldwide by Mayakovsky Produkts, based in Edinburgh, with label bosses Russell Burn and Reekie. The album was reviewed by The Scotsman and Uncut Magazine, both giving it 4 out of 5, as well as critical acclaim from local press. The Scotland on Sunday specifically described Spectorbullets as "the missing link between Syd Barret and The Libertines" The album also received air time on East Village Radio, New York.

Heden

Heden is a ballcourt and public space and square in the centre of Gothenburg, Sweden. Football matches are played there in the run-up to the final of the Gothia Cup. The final is played at Ullevi. Also the largest handball tournament in the world is played there during the summer: Partille Cup, when Heden is transformed to a handball festival with over 50 playing fields and 15,000 players.

An artificial bandy ice has recently been established and GAIS play their home matches there.

Before its public use, Heden was a military ground where they used to drill soldiers (Excersisheden).

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Coordinates: 57°42′8″N 11°58′40″E / 57.70222°N 11.97778°E / 57.70222; 11.97778

Åheden

Åheden is an ancient agricultural society, with about 55 people living (December 2008) 25 km south of Umeå, in northern Sweden near the Arctic circle, between localities Sörmjöle and Norrmjöle.

Åheden is located at Flour bay. The name comes from Åhedån flowing through the southern part of the village.

Åheden from the years 1985-90 has gone from summer residents to year-round residents of the converted / to build / newly built holiday homes. Municipal services of water and mail, garbage disposal, school and make the area year-round attractive.

A large number (15 pieces) cairns are at the burial during the later Iron Age 100 BC low at the water's edge but because of postglacial land uplift is the now 75 meters above the sea. Åheden is in the area which has the world's largest country increase, up to one centimeter per year.

Coordinates: 63°40′45″N 20°03′25″E / 63.67917°N 20.05694°E / 63.67917; 20.05694