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Draconian Searching For Female Singer After Departure Of Lisa Johansson

posted Jan 7, 2012 at 6:27 PM by CROMCarl.  (4 Comments)

Swedish gothic/doom band Draconian are searching for a new female singer following the departure of Lisa Johansson in November of 2011. The band posted the following on its official Facebook Page:

"Since Lisa left the band we are as you know searching for a new brilliant singer to take her place. If you think you're woman enough to fill her shoes or if you know someone who could, please contact us. As we live and rehearse in Säffle in Sweden it's necessary that you either live close by or don't have a problem with traveling. ; ) This is a serious question so please, only serious suggestions. Hails!"

The band's latest LP "A Rose for the Apocalypse" was released in June 2011 through Napalm Records (see Metal Underground's review at this location).

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4 Comments on "Draconian Searching For Female Singer"

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1. RememberMetal? writes:

Shame. They've never made a bad album, hope they can find a suitable replacement.

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2. Lucifer'sSlayer writes:

why did she go?

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3. Xad8 writes:

I'm guessing she got pregnant or something. Why don't they borrow from the incestfest of Xandria or Visions of Atlantis. Crap bands if I ever heard them.

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4. DracoftheStars writes:

What about saundra arvidsson? would she come back? Its gonna be ard to replace lissa :{ but i wish her will. Hails!

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