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SPARZANZA: New Single To Be Released This Week

December 21, 2010

"Temple Of The Red-Eyed Pigs", the new single from the Karlstad, Sweden-based metal/rock band SPARZANZA, will be released on December 22. The song comes off the group's fifth album, "Folie À Cinq", which is scheduled for release on February 9, 2011 via b>Spinefarm Records. The CD was recorded between September and November at Leon Music with producer Rikard Löfgren, who helmed the band's last two CDs and has also worked with such other artists as HELLFUELED, VOMITORY and DEATHSTARS.

Behind-the-scenes footage from the filming of "Follow Me", the new video from SPARZANZA, can be viewed below.

SPARZANZA's fourth CD, "In Voodoo Veritas", came out in Finland in April 2009 via Black Cult/Kabuki Records.

The band last year announced the addition of guitarist Magnus Eronen (MOANING WIND, SPACE PROBE TAURUS, CAPRICORN) to the group's ranks. Eronen joined SPARZANZA as the replacement for David Johannesson, who quit the band in 2008 to join MUSTASCH.

SPARZANZA's third CD, "Banisher of the Light", was released in March 2007 via Black Cult Records. The album included the song "Dead Rising", featuring an appearance by THE HAUNTED frontman Peter Dolving.

Dolving previously worked with SPARZANZA as the group's producer.

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