LAVETT: Rough-Mix Version Of New Song Posted Online

August 28, 2009

A rough-mix version of the song "Find Your Purpose" from LAVETT — the new Swedish five-piece consisting of musicians who have spent the last ten years making albums and touring with such acts as LOST HORIZON, BESEECH, NIGHTRAGE, TWDSO (THOSE WE DON'T SPEAK OF) and SUNDOWN/CEMETARY — is available for streaming on the group's MySpace page.

LAVETT recently spent time at Studiomega in Varberg, Sweden recording the band's debut album.

The third in a series of video clips documenting the recording sessions for the new CD can be viewed below.

LAVETT recently parted ways with bassist Michael Niklasson (ex-DARK TRANQULLITY) and replaced him with Henric Carlsson (ex-NIGHTRAGE, DEAD BY APRIL).

According to a press release, LAVETT's sound is "a perfect blend of their musical ideals. Taking the listener from beautiful landscapes of melodies to a raw, unpolished and powerful rock nirvana. Even though you may know the LAVETT members from before. You'll have had no way to prepare yourself for what they're bringing to your speakers this time around."

LAVETT is:

Daniel Heiman (LOST HORIZON, HEED) - Vocals
Henric Carlsson (NIGHTRAGE, DEAD BY APRIL) - Bass
Robert Vintervind (BESEECH) - Gutar
Manne Engtröm (BESEECH, FATAL EMBRACE) - Guitar
Christian Silver (SUNDOWN, CEMETARY) - Drums

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