APOCALYPTICA's 'S.O.S.' Video Featuring CRISTINA SCABBIA; 'Making Of' Footage Available

October 16, 2007

Finnish metal cellists APOCALYPTICA shot a video for the song "S.O.S. (Anything but Love)" in Vilnius, Lithuania. The clip features a guest appearance by LACUNA COIL singer Cristina Scabbia.

Stated Scabbia: "I did it in a supercrazy location, and it's been so much FUN. The APOCALYPTICA guys (and crew) were so awesome, you have no idea. It's gonna be fucking GREAT! Can't, can't wait to see it!!!"

A three-minute video clip documenting the making of the "S.O.S. (Anything but Love)" video can be viewed below.

"S.O.S. (Anything but Love)" comes off APOCALYPTICA's new album, "Worlds Collide", which entered the Finnish chart at position No. 8. The CD also landed on both the German and Swiss charts at No. 10. In Austria, the album opened at No. 13.

"Worlds Collide" has been made available in standard and "deluxe" versions, the latter of which is described as "truly a work of art both in its artwork and its content." The "deluxe" edition contains two bonus tracks — "Ural" and "Dreamer" — as well as a DVD. The DVD contains the "I'm Not Jesus" video along with the "making of" footage, plus an interview from the listening session in Berlin and a photo gallery.

Due in North America on February 5, 2008, "Worlds Collide" features guest appearances by Corey Taylor (SLIPKNOT, STONE SOUR),Till Lindemann (RAMMSTEIN),Cristina Scabbia (LACUNA COIL),Dave Lombardo (SLAYER),and Adam Gontier (THREE DAYS GRACE).

In other news, APOCALYPTICA has scheduled the following German in-store signing sessions:

Oct. 23 - Saturn - Hagen, Germany
Oct. 25 - Media Markt - Wiesbaden, Germany

Each in-store will start at 5:30 p.m.

As previously reported, APOCALYPTICA has launched an official YouTube channel featuring all of their official video clips. Check it out at this location.

Holland's FaceCulture recently spoke to Mikko Sirén and Eicca Toppinen from APOCALYPTICA. Watch the interview at this location.

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