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SHOT INJECTION Parts Ways With Drummer, Seeks Replacement

May 26, 2007

Sweden's SHOT INJECTION has parted ways with drummer Niklas Jonsson and is currently seeking a replacement. If you think you've got what it takes, contact the band at [email protected].

SHOT INJECTION earlier in the year announced the departure of vocalist Kristian Forsell. A replacement singer has not yet been announced.

Forsell's final appearance with SHOT INJECTION took place on February 27 at Sticky Fingers in Gothenburg.

SHOT INJECTION's last CD, "Eleven Triple Manifest", was recorded at Division One Studios in Gothenburg, Sweden and featured guest appearances by EVERGREY frontman Tom S Englund and M.A.N/ex-MNEMIC frontman Tony Jelencovich.

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