Jimmy Skeppstedt, Stefan Aronsson and Per Linnerblad aka the electro industrial act Red Cell have…
Jimmy Skeppstedt, Stefan Aronsson and Per Linnerblad aka the electro industrial act Red Cell have waited 8 years to complete the follow-up to 2008’s “Lead Or Follow”, which itself was released 3 years after “Hybrid Society”. The Stockholm/Örebro based trio, which was one of the first bands ever to get signed to Progress Productions, returns with 10 tracks, of which 2 were already turned into singles: “Vial Of Dreams” and “Taking Back The Crown”.
Red Cell was formed by Per and Jimmy during the winter of 2002/2003 after which they recorded their first demo, called “In Command”, in February 2003. The sound was more industrial at that time, but after that they hooked up with Stefan (who played guitar on their first demo) and Jens Eriksson on synthesizer, the sound quickly developed into a more electronic pop/metal type of music. The “I am the way” and “Related skin” demos followed and in January 2005 they signed to Progress Productions, located in Gothenburg, Sweden. In 2006 Jens who decided to leave the band.
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