ANGRA: New Rehearsal Footage, Portugese-Language Video Interview Posted Online

May 12, 2009

The online edition of Guia da Folha, the cultural guide of the Folha de São Paulo newspaper, recently conducted an interview with the reactivated Brazilian metallers ANGRA about their current tour with SEPULTURA. The four-minute "Prepare-Se" report, which includes rehearsal footage, can be viewed below.

ANGRA's current touring lineup includes returning drummer Ricardo Confessori, who has stepped in for the departed Aquiles Priester.

ANGRA's most recent CD, "Aurora Consurgens", was mixed in 2006 at the House Of Audio studios in Germany under the guidance of longtime producer Dennis Ward. All the tracking took place at the Via Musique Estúdios, in São Paulo with Thiago Bianchi as the assistant producer. Dennis then flew back to Germany and mixed the material, which was mastered by the renowned Finnish producer Mika Jussila.

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