DISFEAR/AT THE GATES Frontman Interviewed On 'The Governor's Ball'

May 8, 2008

Vocalist Tomas Lindberg (DISFEAR, AT THE GATES) was interviewed for this week's edition of the "The Governor's Ball". Lindberg talks about revolution, vegetarianism, his career, and the new DISFEAR album, "Live the Storm".

You can download the program at this location.

"Live the Storm" was released on January 22 in North America (January 28 internationally) via Relapse Records. The follow-up to 2003's "Misanthropic Generation" was recorded with CONVERGE guitarist Kurt Ballou at his Godcity Studios in Salem, MA and includes 10 all new songs from the band.

Live footage of DISFEAR performing the "Live the Storm" track "Phantom" can be viewed below.

DISFEAR drummer Marcus Andersson says of the album: "The making of 'Live the Storm' has been a long time coming, but the long wait has not been in vain. The new album is probably the best we've ever accomplished and the production turned out exactly as awesome as you'd expect from a genius like Kurt. Working with Kurt was really easy and fun and his knowledge of extreme music really helped during the recording process."

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