We’d probably have been touring until late 2021.Īs far as the songwriting process and recording, were you able to do it in a normal way, or did you have to do a lot of things separately because of the pandemic? We figured, “You know what? Maybe, we should do another one.” Because if it wasn’t for the pandemic, we wouldn’t have made an album.
The whole pandemic messed everything up on every level for us except how to write and record music. TELL ME WHENS THE NEW SABATON ALBUM IS OUT HOW TO TELL ME WHENS THE NEW SABATON ALBUM IS OUT HOW TO.Our catalog of songs is proof that there has been enough fighting. That someone invades or occupies another country is against international law, which I think should apply instead of someone resorting to armed conflict as has now happened in Ukraine. Sundström has since responded, saying "My quote was how I experienced the situation there and then on site and the impressions I took home with me. I know people want to politicize us, but we don't actively want to do that."ĭagens Nyheter also references a 2016 interview with Sweden Rock Magazine where Sundström said he visited the Crimean city of Sevastopol and that "you hardly feel that they feel occupied, but the opposite." We were there to spread our music, as we always do." When asked now how he feels about the comments, Sundström added "We do what we do, we sing about history and we play heavy metal. In a 2015 interview, Sundström commented that Sabaton was there to "play for fans, regardless of where they are. Dagens Nyheter also points out the show was "organized by the Russian biker gang Nattvargarna, who are close to Vladimir Putin." The reason was Sabaton's 2015 performance in the Crimean Peninsula, right after Russia illegally annexed the area.
According to news outlet Dagens Nyheter, this all started a few days ago when Sabaton's song "Carolus Rex" was removed from a Spotify playlist meant to represent Sweden and Swedish music as the country took over presidency of the European Union (EU).
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