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Crashdiet Earn Swedish Grammi Nomination
12/26/2013
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(Classic Rock) Crashdiet's fourth album The Savage Playground has gained them a nomination in the Swedish Grammi awards. They're named in the Best Rock And Metal Performance category alongside Ghost, Watain, Nicke Borg Homeland and The Kristet Utseende.

It's the glam outfit's second-ever nomination, and follows the album's entry at number two in the Swedish charts on release earlier this year. Guitarist Martin Sweet says:

"It's a fantastic feeling when you reach that high on the chart. It confirms that our fanbase is growing every year and we're tremendously thankful for that." more on this story

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