Welcome to the Nale palace!
In Flames' guitarist Jesper Strömblad wearing a Nale tshirt
WELCOME TO THE NALE PALACE!!!
Put together from the ashes of two Stockholm-based bands, Nale is among the heaviest acts around that still has its groove on. By combining the power of Entombed, the classic riffing from Black Sabbath and the hip-shaking, head-bobbing pulse from Danko Jones - Nale is the perfect mix for true and heavy death n.. roll with a groovy twist.
Guitarist Hella and drummer Andy (both ex-Hellkave) had been jamming for about six months, after breaking up their original band in November of 2005, when they found singer Matt (ex-Squid). He originally auditioned for the position as bass player, but once he grabbed the mic no one was arguing about the setting and the band carried on looking for someone to handle the four-string. In December of 2006 Oak (guitar player in Chaosys) came in and filled the vacant spot and some six weeks later the band performed its first show in Sodertalje, Sweden. Setlist contained five original songs and a cover of Entombed's classic "Full of Hell"
WELCOME TO THE NALE PALACE!!!
Put together from the ashes of two Stockholm-based bands, Nale is among the heaviest acts around that still has its groove on. By combining the power of Entombed, the classic riffing from Black Sabbath and the hip-shaking, head-bobbing pulse from Danko Jones - Nale is the perfect mix for true and heavy death n.. roll with a groovy twist.
Guitarist Hella and drummer Andy (both ex-Hellkave) had been jamming for about six months, after breaking up their original band in November of 2005, when they found singer Matt (ex-Squid). He originally auditioned for the position as bass player, but once he grabbed the mic no one was arguing about the setting and the band carried on looking for someone to handle the four-string. In December of 2006 Oak (guitar player in Chaosys) came in and filled the vacant spot and some six weeks later the band performed its first show in Sodertalje, Sweden. Setlist contained five original songs and a cover of Entombed's classic "Full of Hell"
