ENTOMBED To Release ’Clandestine – Live‘ In May 2019 on Threeman Recordings

ENTOMBED To Release ’Clandestine – Live‘ In May 2019

ENTOMBED featuring original members Nicke Andersson, Uffe Cederlund and Alex Hellid invite you to hear the unique experience of the band performing their second album “Clandestine” in full live for the first time ever for the album‘s 25th Anniversary.

Threeman Recordings presents Act 2: The Entombed performance – A concert in two acts based entirely on the Swedish band‘s acclaimed album “Clandestine” from 1991. It is a unique concert where the pioneering album is played from beginning to end. From the opening track “Living Dead” to closer “Through The Collonades “. In the first act, the Malmö Symphony Orchestra and Choir performs Clandestine, arranged for orchestra by Thomas Von Wachenfeldt (Wachenfeldt), with the original members from Entombedsitting in as part of the ensemble.

In the second act, the band performs the entire album live in the original version for the very first time.

Alex Hellid comments:  “It is amazing to experience the musical journey with an orchestra and we really enjoyed the experience”

Conductor Josef Rhedin adds:  “Allowing Entombed‘s suggestive music to meet Symphony Orchestra and Choir is a very creative and exciting concept. Composer Thomas Von Wachenfeldt‘s arrangement contains challenges for both orchestral musicians and for me as a conductor, as the starting point has been to interpret the “Clandestine” in a classical, symphonic format, rather than plank the music outright.”

’CLANDESTINE – LIVE” will be released on CD, CD bundle with exclusive T-Shirt & 2LP 180gr Deluxe Vinyl incl. Poster on Threeman Recordings on May 17, 2019. Pre-Order here:  http://smarturl.it/TRE032PRESS

Check out the Teaser here:  https://youtu.be/JgGVrTHhRsU

LINE-UP

Guitar: Alex Hellid

 Drums: Nicke Andersson

Guitar & Backing Vocals: Uffe Cederlund

Vocals: Robert Andersson

Bass: Edvin Aftonfalk

TRACKLIST:

 01. INTRO

02. LIVING DEAD

03. SINNERS BLEED

 04. EVILYN

05. BLESSED BE

 06. STRANGER AEONS

 07. CHAOS BREED

 08. CRAWL

09. SEVERE BURNS

 10. THROUGH THE COLONNADES

 11. LEFT HAND PATH

More info on Entombed

Entombed was inducted into the Swedish Music Hall of Fame in 2014 with the following motivation: “Hard rock is just as typical of growing up in medium-sized Swedish towns as football and mopeds.

Hard rock is Swedish folk music with studded wrist bands instead of tasseled garters. After two decades of Anglo-Saxon hard-rock a Swedish band, Entombed, became one of the world leaders in death metal. A subculture that has spread throughout the world, mutated in various forms, and after 20 years continues to be just as vital. Entombed is part of the heavier internationalization of Swedish popular music – all categories.”

The band was founded in 1987 under the name of Nihilist. With its catchy, versatile but still rock hard music Entombed pioneered Scandinavian death metal, which was different from its American counterpart mainly by the characteristic, chainsaw-like guitar sound. The special sound they got by tuning down their guitars three full steps (to C or less), by using a maxed out Boss HM-2 Heavy Metal pedal, in combination with a guitar running through a Boss DS-1 Distortion Pedal. The debut album “Left Hand Path” was released in 1990 and followed up the following year with “Clandestine”.

For the 25th anniversary of Clandestine original members Nicke Andersson, Uffe Cederlund and Alex Hellid performed the album from start to finish together with the perfect fitting Robert Andersson (Vocals) and Edvin Aftonfalk (bass) of Morbus Chron. The evening also saw the Malmö Symphonic Orchestra featuring Entombed perform Thomas von Wachenfeldt‘s stunning arrangement of Clandestine for orchestra.

DISCOGRAPHY:

Left Hand Path, 1990

Clandestine, 1991

Wolverine Blues, 1994

To Ride, Shoot Straight & Speak the Truth, 1997

Same Difference, 1999

 Uprising, 2000

 Morningstar, 2002

Inferno/Averno, 2004

Serpent Saints, 2007

Clandestine – Live, 2018

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