STERBHAUS Parts Ways With Singer, Seeks Replacement

March 11, 2011

Stockholm, Sweden-based thrash/death combo STERBHAUS recently parted ways with singer Danne Lundgren and is currently seeking a replacement. Interested parties are advised to send picture, audio files and referenses to: [email protected].

The band explains that it is not necessarily looking for someone exactly like Danne in voice or approach. "We are looking for someone who basically is a guy we can get along with very well and also someone who feels like STERBHAUS is the shit for them and want to do nothing more than just play, write, tour and have a great bloody time!" the group said.

STERBHAUS will head to the Abyss studio for three weeks in May as planned and has decided that the situation regarding the vocalist will not affect these recording dates/sessions. The album will be recorded together with Tommy Tägtgren (SHINING, DARK FUNERAL) and mixed by Jonas Kjellgren (SCAR SYMMETRY, SONIC SYNDICATE) and will see the band reinvented as a more energetic and thrash-oriented piece. The band is looking to not release this CD through Killhead P&M as it did with "Hits For Dead Kids" and will begin to look for new partners/record companies prior to entering Abyss.

STERBHAUS contains current and former members from ELVIRA MADIGAN, SKITARG and DECADENCE and has, due to its sense of humor mixed with quality music, made itself one of the hottest acts in the Stockholm area. Having played Metaltown 2009 (with MARILYN MANSON, DISTURBED, THE HAUNTED, SLIPKNOT),Sthlm Thrashfest 2009 and 2010 (with BIBLEBLACK, FKÜ, CONSTRUCDEAD) and headlining weekend slots at The Cave, as well as numerous other gigs, the band has proved to be a welcome addition to the metal scene.

STERBHAUS' video for the song "House Of The Dead Dwarf" featuring sockpuppets and a morbid funny tale got the band featured in Sweden's largest tabloid Aftonbladet through the blog of journalist Mattias Kling, and is a perfect example of what STERBHAUS represents.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/sterbhaus.

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