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THE CLEANSING Bassist Quits

October 28, 2011

After one and a half year in the band, bassist Mads Haarlv has amicably left Danish death metallers THE CLEANSING to pursue other interests. The remaining members of the group have been rehearsing with bass player Martin Leth Andersen from STRYCHNOS for the last three weeks, getting ready for the imminent mini-tour around Denmark with SPECTRAL MORTUARY and DEATH COMES PALE.

THE CLEANSING's second album, "Feeding The Inevitable", was released earlier this year via the U.S. label Deepsend Records. The nine-song CD was mixed at CB studios in Denmark with producer Christian Bonde. The mastering duties were handled by Bjrn Engelmann (BEHEMOTH, BLOODBATH) at the Cutting Room in Sweden. Remy C. from Headsplit Design created the artwork/cover.

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