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Swedish Metal Legends Want To Kill Your Pain

June 30, 2012

Two Swedish metal legends — strongly rumored to be Dan Swanö (EDGE OF SANITY, BLOODBATH) and Lord K. Philipson (THE PROJECT HATE MCMXCIX, TORTURE DIVISION, GOD AMONG INSECTS, HOUSE OF USHER, LEUKEMIA) — have, under the moniker IBUPROFANE, recorded the one-minute masterpiece "I.P.R.E.N." It's their death metal contribution to a competition where the company behind one of Sweden's most popular painkillers, Ipren, is looking for a new theme song for their next TV commercial. The winner gets SEK 50,000 (approximately $7,225).

You can listen to the song at this location.

For more information on how to vote on "I.P.R.E.N." (song #294),click here.

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