One Man Army and the Undead Quartet

No doubt motivated by his preliminary ousting from Swedish speed-deathsters the Crown to create way for On the Gates legend Tomas Lindberg, and then be sheepishly asked back again to sing on the last album, vocalist Johan Lindstrand vented his frustrations with a fresh task aptly named One Man Army as well as the Undead Quartet (never to be baffled with SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA punk rock-band One Man Army). Signing up for makes with guitarist/bassist Valle Adzic (his partner in another music group called Impious) and business lead guitarist Mikael Lagerblad, Lindstrand documented a six-song demonstration that resulted in curiosity from Nuclear Blast Information. A agreement was duly agreed upon and tempo guitarist Pekka Kiviaho and drummer Marek Dobrowolski had been then put into the lineup as periods started for the band’s debut record, 21st Century Getting rid of Machine, released in 2006 and boasting an extremely appetizing mixture of contemporary loss of life and thrash steel. New bassist Robert Axelsson was tapped to displace a departing Adzic quickly thereafter.