MORIFADE Part Ways With Guitarist, Seek Replacement

October 8, 2005

Sweden's MORIFADE have parted ways with guitarist Jesper Johansson. The group's official statement on the matter reads as follows:

"A couple of months ago we sat down and talked to our guitarist Jesper about the chemistry in the band and we let him know that it for quite a while has been very difficult to co-operate with him. So, [on Thursday, Oct. 5], after several meetings and days of discussions, we told him that if the band is to survive we need to go seperate ways, and so hereby we announce that Jesper Johansson no longer is a member of MORIFADE. We wish him good luck in future constellations.

"The search for a new guitarist hereby starts and if you feel that you want to take the place as guitarist in MORIFADE feel free to send a demo of some sort and/or a video or a live performance. Also send a short presentation and info about yourself and any previous band(s)."

Interested parties should send their material to:

MORIFADE
P.O. Box 54
59050 Vikingstad
Swewden

You can also send mp3 files and video files together with your presentation to: [email protected]

As previously reported, MORIFADE late last year officially split with Holland's Karmageddon Media (formerly Hammerheart Records),the label that issued the band's most recent album, "Domi<>nation".

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