Artist description A fivepiece progressive metal band from Uppsala!

Music Style Progressive fast metal

Musical Influences Pantera, Dimmu Borgir, Dream Theater, Metallica, Blind Guardian

Artist History Shiver was started by the guitarplayers Magnus and Mikael. They met in Västerås where they studied. At this time, Magnus was a beginner on the guitar and he thought that Mikael was a king playing Enter Sandman! Nowadays Magnus knows better :) Two years later Magnus and Mikael moved to Uppsala to study. There at last they got their first rehersal studio, though there was a trouble. They were only two! So they bought some fantastic Trax drums and started to play undercover as Circus Satan. This was fun at start, but sooner a bit boring. Magnus and Mikael brought some friends to play with them including Apan, the French guys and some members from The Straydogs, but none of them fit in. But then Magnus invited his corridor pal Roberth, alias Lobster, to try the bassguitar. This was a success and a drummer was the only missing link. Mikael sat in class an played finger drums and a guy named Niclas caught up with him. Mikael started to talk, and the mission was complete. We got ourselves a drummer. This fourpiece band jammed for a while, but then Magnus felt that both singing and playing guitar was a tough job so the band announced for a lead singer. Then one day Magnus got a sms: "Where do you rehersal? Singer!" Magnus got a bit confused but sent a sms back and soon there was a call from Gunnar. He showed up at the next rehersal and screamed some 4-stroke e:s, and the metal band Shiver was complete!

Group Members Vocals: Gunnar Hård af Segerstad Guitar: Magnus Adolfsson Guitar: Mikael Sundberg Drums: Niclas Sandgren Bass: Roberth Andersson

Location Uppsala, Uppsala - Sweden

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