Satirnine

Autumn 1998- Hanna and Canan start to play together and bassplayer Emma joins for their first live performance somewhere in November.

Spring 1999- with a different name and with another singer, the girls play live as much as possible in Stockholm.

Summer 1999- They meet Thilda and she fits perfect in the band with her angry-attitude screaming voice. The group changes their name into Satirnine and the band is formed.

Autumn 1999- New songs are written and Satirnine performs live about once a week on every fuckin’ stage they can find..

Winter 1999/2000- Finally time for the first demo-recording. It results in a self-titled five song demo produced and mixed with help from Mart Hällgren (former member of the Swedish punkband DLK).

Spring 2000- Live performances, sometimes several gigs per week. The band joins the biggest music competition for youths in Sweden without any ambitions and actually wins the whole final. The price was 5 days of live performances at the Swedish paviljong at Expo 2000 in Hannover, Germany.

Autumn 2000- Satirnine visits many cities around the country but still plays a lot in their hometown.

Winter 2000/2001- Time for a new demorecording. With some more help from Mr Hällgren, Satirnine records the four song demo “Nasty, fat & mean”, in Mart’s livingroom.

Spring 2001- As many gigs as possible. In May Satirnine signs a management deal with Zäta Zettergren from Chatterbox entertainment.

Autumn 2001- Gigs and another demorecording. This time recorded with help from Ismael Malikov. “Won’t stand fuckin’ still” is a three song demo with brand new songs. Satirnine and manager Z are also dealing with several record companies.

Spring 2002- Satirnine is finally signed to white jazz/MNW.

Autumn 2002- Satirnine enters studio Gröndal to record their first album.