- Demon Cleaner (band)
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Demon Cleaner Origin Borlänge, Sweden Genres Stoner rock Labels Molten Universe Associated acts Dozer, Greenleaf, Stonewall Noise Orchestra Past members Daniel Lidén
Daniel Söderholm
Kimmo Holappa
Martin Stangefelt
Daniel Jansson
Snicken
Ville AstrandDemon Cleaner was a Swedish stoner rock band formed in the late 90s as an instrumental trio by Kimmo Holappa, Martin Stangefelt and Daniel Lidén. They named the band after a Kyuss song.[1] Daniel Söderholm joined as singer soon after and after a few split singles with Dozer they recorded their first full length album, The Freeflight, which was released in 2000. Söderholm left soon after the recording. Stangefelt took over vocals and Snicken and Ville Astrand joined the band. Daniel Jansson soon took over at bass from Astrand.
Their second album Demon Cleaner was released in 2002. Daniel Lidén left after its release and the band broke up after a last tour with Mr Pillow on drums.[2]
After Demon Cleaner broke up Daniel Lidén joined Dozer while Daniel Jansson and Snicken created Stonewall Noise Orchestra. Daniel Lidén and Daniel Jansson were also members of Greenleaf.
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Members
Early members
- Daniel Lidén - drums
- Kimmo Holappa - guitar
- Martin Stangefelt - bass, vocals
- Daniel Söderholm - vocals, guitar (left after The Freeflight)
Later members
- Daniel Jansson - bass on Demon Cleaner
- Rickard "Snicken" Ny - guitar on Demon Cleaner
- Ville Astrand - bass (live)
- Mr Pillow - drums (live)
Discography
Split Singles with Dozer
- Demon Cleaner vs Dozer' (1998) - Molten Universe
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- Single Of The Week in the 707th issue of Kerrang!
- Hawaiian Cottage (1999) - Molten Universe
- Domestic Dudes' (1999) - Molten Universe
Albums
- The Freeflight' (2000) - Molten Universe
- Demon Cleaner (2002) - Molten Universe
Compilations
- A Fist Full of Freebird
- Welcome to MeteorCity
- Molten Universe Volume one
- Graven Images, a tribute to The Misfits
- Molten Universe Volume two
References
External links
Categories:- Swedish musical groups
- Stoner rock musical groups
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