Named after a fictitious ghost rider called S. Deamon, and with a nod towards the contrast between the heavenly/diabolical feel of the name, the Saint Deamon was put together in 2006 by drummer Ronny Milianowicz (ex-Dionysus and songwriter for Primal Fear, Cans and Place Vendome among others), together with bass player Nobby Noberg (also ex-Dionysus), guitar virtuoso Toya Johansson, and the golden voice of the Norwegian Jan Thore Grefstad (ex-Highland Glory). The band debuted in early 2008 with a stunning album "In Shadows Lost From the Brave," a record that garnered great acclaim from both critics and fans.

Saint Deamon toured extensively in support of the release during 2008, with gigs in Sweden, Norway, Austria, Italy, England, and USA appearing at some of the world's finest metal festivals like ProgPower US and Bloodstock UK, creating a buzz as being one of the hardest working bands in the scene.

Just over a year after the release of their debut album, Saint Deamon are back with a strong head wind in their sails with the worthy follow up "Pandeamonium." Produced by two of the world's most famous heavy metal producers, Roy Z (Judas Priest, Halford, Helloween, Bruce Dickinson, who also co-wrote the album's title track with the band) and Jens Bogren (Opeth, Paradise Lost, Amon Amarth), "Pandeamonium" shows a well-oiled metal machine that has no limits in terms of inspiration, musical direction, focus, dedicated members, or professionalism.

"The chance to work with Roy was actually pure luck," said founder and drummer Ronny Milianowicz. "He had been renting our studio for four weeks to work with the new Wolf album and I was just there to brew some coffee, drive his equipment here and there to different recording places, and to make his time in Sweden as pleasant as possible. But after four weeks together we became friends and I really mean FRIENDS. You know that kinda friend you can call in the middle of the night if you really need to. So one night at the local bar the night before his flight was supposed to go back, he decided to stay, and this after being in our studio four weeks already! And with Jens we have the solid ground that never let us down and that makes us perform that little extra out of every take in the studio. I hardly think we will ever work without him.