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Former MARDUK Member B. WAR's Bass Mystery Solved?

May 11, 2006

Former MARDUK frontman Legion (a.k.a. Erik Hagsted) and his wife Irina have posted the following message on their MySpace blog:

"So here's the deal... We just found out that Morgan [Steinmeyer Håkansson, MARDUK guitarist] is not the friend/cool guy he claims to be. When Roger ['Bogge' Svensson, a.k.a. ex-MARDUK bassist B.War] quit MARDUK and moved to the U.S., Morgan offered him to send him his basses via mail so he wouldn't have to take them on the plane and pay overweight... It's been two years now, no basses were ever sent... Now we just found out that Morgan went behind Roger's back and sold them... Funny thing is that he claims to know nothing of their whereabouts, like they vanished into thin air and he has stonewalled Roger about it for a year and a half…

"If you have friends like that, you don't need enemies."

Legion and B.War are currently collaborating in a Los Angeles-based band called REBELANGELS, also featuring rhythm guitarist Jimmy Larsen, lead guitarist Jonas Mattson and drummer Emil Dragutinovic (MARDUK, THE LEGION).

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