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HARDCORE SUPERSTAR Enter Swedish Chart At No. 12

November 13, 2005

Swedish sleaze rockers HARDCORE SUPERSTAR have entered the album chart in their home country at position No. 12 with their latest self-titled effort (released on the Gain label). View the whole chart at this location. The group's first single off the new CD, "Wild Boys", was released this past June in Sweden, where it reached position No. 11 on the single chart.

HARDCORE SUPERSTAR released "No Regrets", the follow-up to 2001's acclaimed "Thank You (For Letting Us Be Ourselves)", in August 2003 through Music For Nations Records. Like its predecessor, the album was produced by Roberto Laghi.

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