CONSTRUCDEAD Parts Ways With Drummer, Bassist

February 14, 2007

Swedish metallers CONSTRUCDEAD have parted ways with drummer Erik Thyselius (TERROR 2000) and bassist Viktor Hemgren. No reason was given for their departures.

In other news, CONSTRUCDEAD has issued the following update:

"First of all, we postponed the recording [of the fourth CONSTRUCDEAD album] until May sometime. Why? Well, we should have been forced to record drums, guitar etc.etc... at different locations and at different months. We felt more comfortable recording everything at once instead. So therefore, we postponed the recording. The good thing is that we have been given a lot of more time to work with the songs, and they do sound great so far! But there's still a couple of months before we start recording, so we'll probably work with the songs until the last minute."

The band previously stated about the new material, "I think that there will be something for everyone on this album. Most of the material though, is very fast, heavy and hard. But we managed to squeeze in a few melodies here and there as well. I can guarantee some serious blasting!!!"

CONSTRUCDEAD's third album, "The Grand Machinery", was released in September 2005 via Black Lodge Records. The CD was recorded at Fear and Loathing Studio (co-owned by CLAWFINGER and MESHUGGAH) with producer Jocke Skog.

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