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DARKANE Guitarist Undergoes Surgery

October 5, 2003

DARKANE guitarist Klas Ideberg underwent surgery for a slipped disc in his back last Thursday (October 2). "He has had an evil back pain [for the past] 3 months and had to sit down on the stage during DARKANE's show in Tel-Aviv last week," the band reveal. "When he came back from Israel, he was immediately hospitalized. Klas is having a lot of pain right now but is looking forward to get home in a few days and the fact that all this will come to an end."

DARKANE are planning on entering the studio shortly to begin recording their fourth CD, tentatively due in early 2004 through Nuclear Blast Records.

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