SABATON bassist and co-founder Pär Sundström, who also serves as the group’s manager, spoke to Forbes about how he and his bandmates have managed to not only survive but thrive as fans choose to stream songs online rather than purchase them.
According to Sundström, ownership of the SABATON brand has…
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