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AMON AMARTH, KREATOR, PRIMORDIAL, BATTLELORE Interviewed At TUSKA; Video Available

July 24, 2008

René Ackermann of the UK's Contraband Candy has posted the first part of her report from the eleventh annual edition of the Tuska open-air festival, which was held June 27-29 at the Kaisaniemi park in Helsinki, Finland. A description of the 30-minute clip, which can be viewed below, is as follows:

"Johan Hegg of AMON AMARTH speaks about their new album, computer games and Viking paraphernalia. René has one too many Jägermeisters before the PRIMORDIAL interview but still manages to keep her shit together — just about! Mille of KREATOR talks about the pros and cons of ProTools, their up and coming European and U.S. tour in 2009 and their next album. And last but by no means least we sign off this episode by interviewing 'Lord Of The Rings' obsessives, the mighty BATTLELORE."

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