Hardcore Superstar The Party Ain't Over 'Til We Say So - best of

2011, Many bands play it safe - Hardcore Superstar doesn't. The Swedish four-piece had the balls to marry two styles that grew up hating each other. We're talking about thrash metal and sleaze rock. But the quartet didn't arrive overnight, rather paying its dues during a rocky but rewarding ride. The roots can be traced back to the late eighties, when Adde was talked into playing the drums by older friend and neighbor Jocke Berg. The young teenagers, hailing from a small town just outside of Gothenburg, ended up in different bands, who in turn chose different routes from their Iron Maiden inspired beginnings. Adde opted for heavier stuff in Dorian Gray whereas the Jocke fronted Glamoury Foxx went in a glammier direction.