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Swedish Thrashers DENATA Split Up

May 7, 2004

Swedish thrashers DENATA have officially split up after releasing three full-length albums.

"April 25 the day we never thought would come… but it did," the band write on their web site. "The lack of inspiration has been overwhelm[ing] the last months and our motto has always been to do what we do because it's fun. It hasn't been fun the latest months and because of that we have decided to move on and do something totally different to get the inspiration back. You will probably see us in different bands in the future but right now we just need to settle down and do nothing for a while. Metal is our life and I'm pretty sure we'll meet again, somehow, somewhere…

"We wish to thank all our fans, radio stations, magazines and all other that have supported DENATA during these six years of moshing, without you we would never have made it this far. Also we wish to raise our axes for Scott Heckner and Phil Fasciana at Arctic Music Group for all the great years working together.

"No more interviews will be answered.

"Now the corpses are waiting so we need to move on… Total fucking thrash attack!!!!"

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