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CRASHDÏET: New Album Title Revealed

November 27, 2012

Swedish glam rockers CRASHDÏET have set "The Savage Playground" as the title of their fourth album, to be released in January. The CD was recorded at Kingside Studios outside Stockholm with producer Otto Wellton.

The first single from "The Savage Playground", "Cocaine Cowboys", will be available on iTunes and Spotify on December 14.

The new CRASHDÏET CD can be preordered at this location.

CRASHDÏET will release a new DVD entitled "Shattered Glass And Broken Bones – Three Years Of Generation Wild" on December 4. The disc features three hours of live and behind-the-scenes footage complied by the band with Bear Productions.

CRASHDÏET has been touring quite a bit in the last two and a half years, opening up for such bands as MÖTLEY CRÜE, OZZY OSBOURNE, MICHAEL MONROE and WEDNESDAY 13, and traveling everywhere from Australia to USA to Brazil.

CRASHDÏET performed a new song "Anarchy" for the first time on June 7 when they played at Kaisaniemi Park in Helsinki, Finland as the support act for MÖTLEY CRÜE.

The band's third CD, "Generation Wild", was recently released on vinyl. This gatefold LP features the new bonus track "Hollywood Teaze" as well as updated artwork.

"Generation Wild" entered the official chart in Sweden at position No. 3.

CRASHDÏET in 2009 announced the addition of Simon "Simme" Cruz from the Stockholm act JAILBAIT as the group's new lead singer.

The band parted ways with its previous vocalist, the Finland-based H. Olliver Twisted, in July 2008.

New song "Sin City" (demo version):

New song "Circus" (demo version):

New song "Change The World" (demo version):

New song "Anarchy" performed live in Hollywood, California (August 2012):

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