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AboutMattias Wetterhall - Vocals.
Erik Heikne - Guitars.
Sebastian Gustafsson - Bass.
Henrik Sproge - Keyboard.
Hampus Landin - Drums.
Chapter I - Party starter
Miss Behaviour was formed in autumn 2003 by Erik Heikne and Henrik Sproge. Henrik and Erik were both studying Music Management at the Baltic Bussiness School in Kalmar, Sweden, when the idea of Miss Behaviour first came up. With a great passion for 80's heavy metal, they decided to start the band just to have fun and to satisfy their burning rock ambitions.
The line up was soon reinforced by the vocalist Mattias Wetterhall. Henrik, Erik and Mattias had been playing together before in a band called Ravenlords, so the decision to ask Mattias to join the band was pretty easy. They knew that he had a great voice and that he shared their fascination for the music. The fourth member to join in was Sebastian Gustafsson, who also had a past in Ravenlords. Sebastian brought a great humor and a true rock star attitude to the band.
At this time the band had not yet turned very serious about their music. It was pretty much just a fun weekend project. The goal was at first just to record a demo. The songs that they finally recorded were called "Hungry Nights", "Rock'n Roll Addiction" and "Give me the world". The demo named, "Give us the World" was released at their website in spring 2004. The reaction of the public kind of took the band by suprise. They were not really expecting such good criticism and enthusiastic press. Though, "Give us the world" never gave Miss Behaviour the glamour nor fame it craved, it sure made the band much more self-confident and instead they got eager to give more to the world.
Chpter II - Heart of Midwinter
The members of Miss Behaviour started to take the band and their music much more serious. The Lyrics got alot more personal and less fictional. The 80's were never thrown out, beacuse the atmosphere stayed in the music, but they didn't try to copy something old, the plan was to turn it into something new. This time Miss Behaviour set their aim on a full length album. A huge songwrting project took place during the winter 2004/2005. Erik and Henrik moved back home to Norrköping, after being located in Kalmar for three and a half years. Henrik even took the decision to quit playing drums to focus just on the Keyboards. The sticks were handled over to an old friend of the band called Hampus Landin. Hampus were not used to the plain rock beats which was called for in Miss Behaviour. But once he got in to it, he was stuck.
Miss Behaviour entered Realtime Recording Studio in april 2005 to start the recordings of their debut album. This huge 8-month long project ended up as the full length album "Heart of Midwinter". Samples from the album is to be found on this site. 2006 is an important year for the band and the management group. Now it is time to convince the rest of the world what we allready know. We're here to stay and the "Heart of Midwinter" is our way of showing you that. To be continued...
Chapter III - Taking the world
It's in the future...
Erik Heikne - Guitars.
Sebastian Gustafsson - Bass.
Henrik Sproge - Keyboard.
Hampus Landin - Drums.
Chapter I - Party starter
Miss Behaviour was formed in autumn 2003 by Erik Heikne and Henrik Sproge. Henrik and Erik were both studying Music Management at the Baltic Bussiness School in Kalmar, Sweden, when the idea of Miss Behaviour first came up. With a great passion for 80's heavy metal, they decided to start the band just to have fun and to satisfy their burning rock ambitions.
The line up was soon reinforced by the vocalist Mattias Wetterhall. Henrik, Erik and Mattias had been playing together before in a band called Ravenlords, so the decision to ask Mattias to join the band was pretty easy. They knew that he had a great voice and that he shared their fascination for the music. The fourth member to join in was Sebastian Gustafsson, who also had a past in Ravenlords. Sebastian brought a great humor and a true rock star attitude to the band.
At this time the band had not yet turned very serious about their music. It was pretty much just a fun weekend project. The goal was at first just to record a demo. The songs that they finally recorded were called "Hungry Nights", "Rock'n Roll Addiction" and "Give me the world". The demo named, "Give us the World" was released at their website in spring 2004. The reaction of the public kind of took the band by suprise. They were not really expecting such good criticism and enthusiastic press. Though, "Give us the world" never gave Miss Behaviour the glamour nor fame it craved, it sure made the band much more self-confident and instead they got eager to give more to the world.
Chpter II - Heart of Midwinter
The members of Miss Behaviour started to take the band and their music much more serious. The Lyrics got alot more personal and less fictional. The 80's were never thrown out, beacuse the atmosphere stayed in the music, but they didn't try to copy something old, the plan was to turn it into something new. This time Miss Behaviour set their aim on a full length album. A huge songwrting project took place during the winter 2004/2005. Erik and Henrik moved back home to Norrköping, after being located in Kalmar for three and a half years. Henrik even took the decision to quit playing drums to focus just on the Keyboards. The sticks were handled over to an old friend of the band called Hampus Landin. Hampus were not used to the plain rock beats which was called for in Miss Behaviour. But once he got in to it, he was stuck.
Miss Behaviour entered Realtime Recording Studio in april 2005 to start the recordings of their debut album. This huge 8-month long project ended up as the full length album "Heart of Midwinter". Samples from the album is to be found on this site. 2006 is an important year for the band and the management group. Now it is time to convince the rest of the world what we allready know. We're here to stay and the "Heart of Midwinter" is our way of showing you that. To be continued...
Chapter III - Taking the world
It's in the future...
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