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HARDCORE SUPERSTAR: New Video Interview With JOCKE BERG Posted Online

December 19, 2007

Italian web site DelRock.it has posted a video interview with HARDCORE SUPERSTAR singer Jocke Berg conducted before the band's December 12, 2007 concert in Milan. Jocke speaks about the group's influences on its latest CD, "Dreamin' in a Casket", about a crisis the band went through in 2005, and he reveals some details about his personal life.

A short teaser for the interview can be viewed below. The entire chat can be found at this location.

HARDCORE SUPERSTAR recently released the video for its song "Dreamin' in a Casket". The song is the title cut of the band's latest album, which came out on November 7 via Gain Music Entertainment. The CD was partly recorded at In Flames Studio in Gothenburg and was produced by Adde and Martin Sandvik. A limited-edition version of "Dreamin' in a Casket" contains a documentary DVD.

The "Dreamin' in a Casket" video, which was shot on October 28, can be viewed below.

As previously reported, HARDCORE SUPERSTAR were the featured musical guests on the "Nyhetsmorgon" program on Sweden's TV4's on Sunday (November 18). Watch the band's performance at TV4.se:

"Medicate Me": Video
"Dreamin' in a Casket": Video

HARDCORE SUPERSTAR released a live DVD, entitled "Live Zone", in June 2006 via Pan Vision. The disc features a recording of the band's live performance on March 25, 2006 at Sticky Fingers in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Interview teaser:

"Dreamin' in a Casket" video:

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