SUPREME MAJESTY Announces New Keyboardist

December 5, 2009

Swedish metallers SUPREME MAJESTY have issued the following update:

"Finally the great hunt for the right force behind the keyboard is over. The band would like to welcome Tommy Fälth (ISILDURS BANE, MONEY JOE) to the tight nest, with his cool gear and with his fresh and cool West Coast mind.

"Tommy has played together with artists like Janne Schaffer, Ebbot, Peter LeMarc, Johan Johansson, Stefan Sundström, Mr. Soul, Lars Demian, among others... Immediate during the first rehearsal SUPREME MAJESTY was stunned and impressed by his talent, that obviously is so goddamn hard to find around this globe. His skills of performance, looking cool, writing songs, and being a good friend, make him one of us!

"Some songs is already written, so stay tuned."

Keyboardist Mattias Holmgren (NAGLFAR, EMBRACING, AZURE, TIRED TREE) quit SUPREME MAJESTY in 2007 in order to focus on his own projects and his company Morningdew Media. "The fact that the band was living so far away from me was getting out of control, and the music was just not my kind of style," Mattias said in a statement.

SUPREME MAJESTY's third full-length album, "Elements of Creation", was released in March 2005 via Massacre Records. The follow-up to 2003's "Danger" was recorded at JFK Studio and mixed at Gothenburg's Studio Fredman by Fredrik Nordström and SUPREME MAJESTY.

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