Lördag 9 mars spelar vi på hemmaplan, Storsjöteatern/Studioscenen. Vi kommer dela scen med andra lokala hårdrockare och långhåriga metal freaks. Förköp köper ni på Biletto. Se flyer för mer info. Kommer bli vilt och högljutt, ses där!
Event: Cellar Dwellers
Jocke did this short interview with The Sound Lab last year. Just noticed that they posted it.
HOW DID YOUR NAME ORIGINATE?
I had/have this one-man-army band called Electric Funeral (taken from Black Sabbath’s album “Paranoid”). There was a natural transition when this project (later band) took shape and I’ve always wanted to have a band spelled in the same way both in English and Swedish. But if you want to go deeper, you can say that it also reflects the time we live in where nobody trusts anyone.
WHERE WAS YOUR FIRST GIG AND HOW MANY PEOPLE WERE THERE?
It was in Stockholm (The Liffey), December 2013. Institution, Parasit and Diagnosis? Bastard! also played. The venue was a small wine cellar and there was not a lot of people needed for it to feel crowded. The show was perhaps no success but it was a great night among good friends.
WHEN WAS YOUR LAST DAY OFF AND WHAT DID YOU DO WITH IT?
Day off…whats that? I have two children, a full time job, 2-3 ongoing bands/projects, works as a graphic designer and sound engineer…and on top of all that I also run this independent record label called “D-takt & Råpunk”. You do the math. Haha.
WHAT IS SOMETHING – APART FROM YOUR PHONE OR WALLET – THAT HAS TO BE IN YOUR VICINITY AT ALL TIMES?
My family, without them I’m lost and nothing. Its sad to see how people have their phones stuck in their hand 24-7 and how they spend, dedicate and build their lives on and around it. That’s just not me.
WHICH SONG BY ANOTHER ARTIST DO YOU WISH YOU’D WRITTEN?
Any song by Iron Maiden.
WHAT’S BEEN THE MOST SURREAL FAN MOMENT?
We’re not The Beatles so there have never been any such moments. We have truly great supporters which always supports what we do, but I would never take it as far as calling them fans.
“A blend of d-beat (the main ingredient), rawpunk, black metal, hardcore, speed metal and rock ‘n roll, but executed in a very energetic manner.”
– VM-Underground, Fredde
2019’s first gig confirmed! We’re playing at House Of Metal in Umeå 1-2 March. \m/ Horns up \m/
“Satyagraha” cassette version on Raw Mania Bombraid (China). 66 copies made, we have five for sale.
UPDATE: All sold!
2018 has been a heavy mental roller coaster from hell with its up and downs. A demanding and strenuous year, but we rise above. We managed to release our second album (and a maxi), hung out and met our fourth member Motokaaos, participated in contexts we’ve never been before, recording new blunts for future projects and toured US midwest-east coast (although the whole band didn’t succeed in crossing the Atlantic). We’re planning a two-week European tour as we speak and we have more surprises and releases beneath the surface. Eternal thanks to all who are still with us towards 2019!
“偏執症者 (Paranoid)-Heavy Mental Fuck Up! LIMTIED EDITION out now!!! The final fuck off to 2018…limited to 100 copies on red vinyl. ABSOLUTELY NO HOLDS OR WHOLESALE..NO EXCEPTIONS… These are available via the Konton Crasher webstore exclusively. Regular editions will be available soon”.
We wont have any of these for sale, buy it from here: kontoncrasher.storenvy.com
New interview (and review) for BATTLE HELM.
“With equal doses Discharge, Anti Cimex and punk this blast through my speakers like the end of the world is near”
– Battle Helm, Anders Ekdahl (4/5)
New interview (and review) in Swedish for SKRUTT MAGAZINE.
“Man hör att de verkligen har påverkats av både Discharge och Slayer på samma gång av Black Sabbath och den typen av hårdrock. Lägg till detta deras japanska titlar så blir det riktigt coolt. De har ett riktigt bra driv i sin musik och ni som gillar de nyss nämnda grupperna kommer absolut inte att bli besvikna. Ett sound som tar mig tillbaka till 80-talet tycker jag och det är menat som en komplimang och ett av Sveriges intressantaste band i denna genre på länge!”
– Skrutt Magazine, Peter Thorsson (8)
