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I'm "lurking"with some chocolate,bananas and ofc
but anyway you guys seems you are busy
uuh I like it....
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yes
I'm "lurking"with some chocolate,bananas and ofc
but anyway you guys seems you are busy
uuh I like it....
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yes
I'm "lurking"with some chocolate,bananas and ofc
but anyway you guys seems you are busy
uuh I like it....
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arcade mode?
Where's his friend then![]()

Christian Älvestam | Facebook
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopaedia
Gunnar Christian Älvestam (Born April 14, 1976 in Sweden) is a vocalist, lyricist, guitarist, bassist and drummer for several bands from Sweden. He is, however, best known as the former vocalist for the Swedish melodic death metal band Scar Symmetry. He currently performs with several bands, including Solution.45 and Miseration, and has made several guest appearances for other bands music. He is most known in the metal community for his extreme clean vocal range and his ability to death growl/scream. This uncommon talent prompted remaining members of Scar Symmetry to replace Christian with two vocalists rather than just one; Roberth Karlsson and Lars Palmqvist.
Former bands
Scar Symmetry is a Swedish melodic death metal band from Avesta in Dalarna County, formed in 2004. They are currently signed to Nuclear Blast records. Christian sang on the first three albums and although not the lyricist (drummer Henrik Ohlsson instead handled that role), Christian had a major part on writing the vocal melodies on all three albums. He and the band had parted ways due to creative differences and touring conflicts after the release of their third full-length album Holographic Universe, and has since been replaced by Roberth Karlsson and Lars Palmqvist.
Other former bands
Carnalized


yes
I'm "lurking"with some chocolate,bananas and ofc
but anyway you guys seems you are busy
uuh I like it....
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white chocolate:lollypop:Like this
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and glass of cola??![]()



Nice sounds. 