Candlemass news

[Entrancemperium]

Ακούγεται πολύ πολύ καλύτερο απ'το προηγούμενο.. Πολύ σοβαρή Candlemass δουλειά.. Πολύ πιο δεμένοι με τον Rob, εξαιρετική ατμόσφαιρα, με κερδίζει..

Να βγάλει και τίποτα με τους KRUX όμως, MATS LEVEN

[Art In Haste]

bump και γελάω με την τελευταία πρόταση από πάνω.

We are sorry to inform you that Robert Lowe is no longer the singer for Candlemass.
It has been a very difficult decision for the band and has mainly to do with the quality of
the live performances. For the upcoming shows Robert will be replaced with Mats Levén,
longtime friend of the band. We are convinced this will work out just great. The band is
currently rehearsing new and old songs with Mats and we know that nobody attending the
gigs at Debaser Slussen, Metaltown, Borås or Southern Discomfort will be disappointed.
Bring you earplugs….it will be hard, massive and loud! Keyboard player Per Wiberg is also
joining Candlemass onstage for the live shows.
PSALMS FOR THE DEAD…..NOTHING ELSE REMAINS!

[Moonspellheim]

Καλα τα λεγε ο Entrancemperium

[Ghoul]

LYRIC VIDEO PREMIERE! Check out "Death Thy Lover" here: http://smarturl.it/DeathThyLoverVideo

We said we wouldn't record an album, but we had to release something for the 30th anniversary of Candlemass, so it became this ep.
DEATH THY LOVER is in a way a typical C-mass song and in a way not typical for us. The chorus is pretty poppy if I can use that word (I would never have imagined I would use a term like that to describe anything C-mass!) but the main riff is very metal and the opening is us going classic Anvil smile emoticon
Our old friend and now singer Mats Levén is doing a great job on the song! He's also exactly what we needed live, and the band has became even better with him in the camp.
I'm still battling this fatigue syndrome thing so unfortunately I can't be out there with the band on the road or in South America where they are now, but I hope our fans still enjoy the shows and dig the DEATH THY LOVER EP as much as we do ourselves in Candlemass!

All the best, Leif Edling (april 20)