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CANDLEMASS Bassist To DJ At Swedish Club

January 28, 2004

Doom metal legend Leif Edling (CANDLEMASS, KRUX) will make a rare appearance as a metal DJ Saturday, February 14 at the Metallterrassen club in Gothenburg, Sweden. Last month, the club hosted a DJ appearance by IN FLAMES members Jesper Strömblad and Peter Iwers, who premiered new songs from their upcoming album.

Leif has promised that his DJing stint at Metallterrassen will feature the "heaviest" metal of all time.

KRUX will be teaming up with CATHEDRAL and GRAND MAGUS for a one-off night of "doom" at The Shrine (Kolingsborg) in Stockholm, Sweden on Saturday, January 31. KRUX's current lineup features Edling, ex-YNGWIE MALMSTEEN singer Mats Levén, plus ENTOMBED drummer Peter Stjärnvind (drums),and ex-ENTOMBED/GRAVE bassist Jörgen Sandström (guitar, also in THE PROJECT HATE).

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