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\nARTILLERY has announced that singer Soren Nico Adamsen has left the band in a message on their Facebook page.<\/p>\n
“Singer S\u00f8ren Adamsen has decided to leave Artillery for personal reasons. We would like to say thanks for the last 5 years and wish him good luck in the future! The new singer will be Michael
\nBastholm Dahl. Michael has already played two successful gigs with Artillery in Denmark.”<\/p>\n
Here in Michael’s own words is his statement about joining Artillery:<\/p>\n
“One thing I do know – I have been given the opportunity to join the most hard-hitting legendary thrash metal band of all time out of Denmark, which means, I’m going to go out and be the most frantic and hard singing vocalist I can be! And, following the renowned singers prior to me in Artillerys history, it’s both a daunting and exciting challenge! I can’t freakin’ wait to go out and give it 100% together with the guys in Artillery!”<\/p>\n
The band goes on to state the following:<\/p>\n
“Michael sings and performs with a lot of attitude and really likes the Artillery thrashing style. He will contribute with his own style, but he can sing the classic Artillery songs very close to the original singer and also deliver the hard hitting vocals like S\u00f8ren did! Just listen to the classic song ‘The Almighty’ with Michael Bastholm Dahl on vocals, the first song he ever did with Artillery. The song is recorded at Medley studio with producer S\u00f8ren Andersen.”<\/p>\n
Artillery have already started to work on new songs and will be recording in the studio in February 2013. The following dates will be a chance to see the new Artillery line-up, which also features drummer Josua Madsen alongside long time bass player Peter Thorslund and founding members Morten and Michael St\u00fctzer on guitars.<\/p>\n
Listen to “The Almighty” with new vocalist Michael at the helm below. Also, here are the live dates that Artillery has posted:<\/p>\n