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| Origin | Bergen, Norway |
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| Years active | 1997–present |
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Malice In Wonderland | |
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| Origin | Bergen, Norway |
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Malice in Wonderland was founded in the late 1990s.
Their self-titled debut album was released in Norway on Karisma Records/Dark Essence Records in 2005 and abroad the following year. The lead single "Lucifer's Town" became an internet hit and had more than 1 million plays on Myspace. Malice In Wonderland released several singles, amongst them City Angel, mixed by Tim Palmer (U2, Ozzy Osbourne) which was listed on Finnish radio.
They have toured in Europe and Asia, played with renowned artists like Def Leppard and appeared on several TV-shows and productions.
December 20, 2013 Malice In Wonderland released their last album "The Royal Brigade". The album is mixed by John Fryer (Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails).
August 15 2015 the band announced that they are breaking up and in the following months they did several farewell shows in Norway and abroad.
Chris Wicked later announced that he will work under his own name, singing in Norwegian. March 2018 he released a single called "Bare Deg og Meg og Natten".
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| Malice In Wonderland | July 28, 2005 |
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| The Royal Brigade | December 10, 2013 |
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| A Tear & A Whisper | September 22, 2008 |
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| City Angel | November 25, 2009 |
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| Live for Today/New Year's Eve | July 1, 2013 |
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| Black Wings | November 28, 2013 |
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| Reduced To A Low Condition (demo) | 1998 |
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| Vicious Girl (demo) | 1999 |
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| Produced by: MIW |
| Name | Instrument | Period | Other Bands |
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| Chris Wicked (Chris Wollertsen) | Vocals | 1997 – | Cult Of Catharsis |
| Tracy Loveless (Tore Grindheim) | Guitars | 2004 – | The Entity |
| Sid Silva (Egil Salvesen) | Bass | 2010 – | Mollygogo |
| Ed Kelly (Eskil Sæter) | Drums | 2011 – | Lucky Lew |
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| Tommi Gun (Tor Helge Gjengedal) | Drums | 1999–2010 | Vulture Industries |
| Andy Valentine (Anders Vaage) | Guitar, Bass & Synthesizer | 2003–2008 | The Entity, John Martyr & The Messengers |
| Eric Black (Eirik Bratland) | Bass | 1997–2006 | – |
| Rob Cruel (Ruben Gentekos) | Synthesizer | 2003–2005 | Apostasy, Opus Forgotten, Chaos Predicted |
| Rikki Foxx (Rune Pedersen) | Guitar | 1997–2004 | – |
| Paul Prozac (Pål Ferstad) | Vocals & Guitar | 1997–2001 | Repomen, Team Blitzkrieg |
| Name | Instrument | Period | Other bands |
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| Stian Johannesen | Drums | 1998 (RLC demo) | 2nd Awakening, Deathcon, Chaos Predicted |
| Håkon Bergstad | Drums | 1998 (RLC demo) | 66 Crusher |
| Einar Selvik (Kvitrafn) | Drums | 1999 (VG demo) | Wardruna, Gorgoroth, Det Hedenske Folk, Bak De Syv Fjell |
| Radomir Michael Nemec (Lava Radek) | Guitar | 2002 (live member) | Aeternus, Taake, Amok, Dead To This World |
| Øyvind Madsen | Synthesizer | 2002 (1 gig only), 2005 (live member) | Sulphur, 2nd Awakening, DRG, Enslaved, Black Hole Generator, Vulture Industries |
| Janto Garmannslund | Bass | 2008–2009 (live member) | Bourbon Flame, Hades Almighty |
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