The third and final album by the Swedish power trio was released in 1972, again on Sonet, and was titled 6:e November, a reference to 6 November 1632, when Swedish King Gustav II Adolf fell in the Battle of Lützen. This is also reflected in the cover design, which features the historical oil painting by Carl Wahlbom (1855). As with their debut En Ny Tid Är Här... and the subsequent LP 2:a November, hard, bluesy rock with Swedish lyrics dominates, but the tempo and rhythm are somewhat more driving, and the guitar sounds heavier. A few slow and jazzy pieces with vibraphone and piano in between highlight the energetic rock numbers and give the overall work a more progressive touch. However, after a final concert in a club on New Year's Eve 1972, the band split up. All three original November LPs are now coveted collector's items, not only among hard rock fans.
