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| To make it short... |
| 1989: |
The beginning, Martin started the, all electronic,
one man project Malaise. |
| 1991: |
First song released on Memento Materia label
sampler |
| 1993: |
First own release, Secession. Malaise saw new members
coming |
| 1994: |
Changes in line up |
| 1996: |
First full-length release, 52 Way to die |
| 1997-1998: |
Changes in line up and work on the album
A World Of Broken Images |
| 1999: |
More changes in line-up and second full-length
release, AWOBI |
| 2000: |
Work on the planned mcd, reassimilated,
some changes in line-up and some nice gigs |
| 2001: |
Still working on the delayed reassimilated,
also some changes in line-up |
| 2002: |
The release of reassimilated is planned
for the autumn, and along with this a european tour in
Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium and UK. Changes
in line-up |
| 2003: |
Finally, in early March Re-Assimilated was
released |
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Malaise started out in 1989 as an all-electronic
one-man project with Martin Danielsson behind the knobs.
The next few years produced bucketloads of more or less
thought out demos.
In 1991 Malaise contributed "We are Colliders" to the
Memento
Materia sampler Elementary '91, soon followed by more
songs on the samplers Illuminative '92 and Autumn Leaves
'93.
In 1993 Martin teamed up with guitarist Robert Svärdh
and drummer Johan Linder.
The same year Malaise released the debut CD "Secession",
a six-track mini CD.
Malaise now started to do proper livegigs around Sweden
and neighbouring countries.
1994 saw Robert leaving and guitarist Juho Korhonen and
bassplayer Kim Boman joining the band.
Work started on a new album that was recorded in August/
September -95. The album "52 Ways" was released in January
-96.
In the end of '97 Johan left the band due to relocation
and was replaced by Niklas Bergström behind the drums.
Work was in the meantime going on to complete songs for
a new album.
Early '98 Juho and Kim left the band but was soon replaced
by Jim Edwards, ex. Misery Loves Co., and Fredrik Leijström,
both on guitars. Also, Peter Waites joined in as bassplayer
during the spring of '98.
Finally, during the spring of '99 Stefan Väisänen had replaced Peter as bassplayer and the new songs came together
after many sleepless nights, the album "A World Of Broken
Images" was officially released in early October '99,
containing eleven new Malaise songs.
In late july '00, when the new MCD "re-assimilated"
where more or less finished, Niklas Bergström (drums)
and Jim Edwards (leadguitar) left the band and where replaced
by programmed drums, Jimmy Waern and Jimmy Widegren, both
on guitars.
Spring '01 keyboardist, Robert Eklind from Nocturnal Notion,
joined up to fulfill the new Malaise sound.
Spring 2002 Jimmy Waern and Malaise went separate ways.
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