ADEMA: 'Planets (Cry Wolf)' Video Available Online

September 9, 2005

ADEMA have finished work on the second video off their Earache debut, "Planets". The California rockers filmed the clip for "Planets (Cry Wolf)" with director Rob Schroeder, who has previously worked with THE POSTAL SERVICE and BREAKING BENJAMIN, among others. The soundtrack for the film "Cry Wolf", featuring ADEMA's song "Planets (Cry Wolf)", is scheduled for release on September 13. "Cry Wolf" is the new thriller produced by Focus Features, the production company responsible for "Shaun of the Dead", along with many others. "Planets (Cry Wolf)" has been chosen as the first single off the soundtrack and the video will begin airing shortly. The clip, which can be viewed at this location, incorporates footage of ADEMA as well as shots from the film.

"Cry Wolf" opens in theaters nationwide on September 23.

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