HARDCORE SUPERSTAR To Answer Fan Questions In Upcoming Documentary

August 14, 2007

Swedish sleaze rockers HARDCORE SUPERSTAR have issued the following update:

"HARDCORE SUPERSTAR are making a documentary to be released with their new album! Now they need your help! The band wants YOU, fans, to write them questions about things that you always wanted to know. Please send us your questions together with your name and country/city to this e-mail adress: [email protected] and the band will carefully pick out the best ones, to be answered in the documentary."

"Bastards", the new single from HARDCORE SUPERSTAR, was recently certified gold in Sweden, according to the band's label, Gain Music Entertainment. You can listen to the track on the group's MySpace page.

The "Bastards" single was released in Sweden on June 6 via Gain. A demo version of another new song, entitled "Sophisticated Ladies", is also available on the band's MySpace page. The track comes off the group's recently recorded 14-song demo of material that will appear on the band's upcoming studio album. Other new songtitles include "Lesson in Violence", "Sensitive to the Light" and "Dreamin' in a Casket". The new full-length CD is expected to surface in the fall.

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.

HARDCORE SUPERSTAR's latest, self-titled effort was released in Sweden in early November 2005 on the Gain label.

HARDCORE SUPERSTAR performing "Kick on the Upperclass" at Metaltown festival (June 30, 2007 in Gothenburg, Sweden):

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