[Cover photo by Jens Ryden]
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When Demonical released their first album in 2007, they were a rarity - a new band from Sweden that emulated the classic Stockholm death metal style of the late Eighties and early Nineties. Since then, a slew of revivalists flooded the scene and just as quickly disappeared - but Demonical continue pushing forward, despite regular roster and record label shuffles.
I spoke to bassist/founder Martin Schulman about what led him to put Centinex on ice and form Demonical, and his feelings about the sudden popularity of the classic "Sunlight Studios" sound. We also discussed Demonical's new line-up, and the unusual song on their latest album, World Domination.
My thanks to Martin for speaking with me, and to all of you for listening.
MUSIC IN THIS EPISODE:
"Death Metal Darkness"
taken from the album Hellsworn
"Hellfire Rain"
"Aeons Of Death"
"Slipping Apart"
taken from the album World Domination
"March For Victory"
taken from the album Death Infernal
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