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69 CHAMBERS: Video Interview, Performance Footage From MONTREUX JAZZ FESTIVAL

July 14, 2012

20 Minutes Online has uploaded interview and performance footage of 69 CHAMBERS — the Swiss rock/metal trio featuring guitarist and producer Tommy Vetterli (CORONER, ex-KREATOR) and his wife, Nina Vetterli-Treml — shot on July 12 at the Montreux Jazz Festival. Check it out by following the links below.

* Interview
* Performance

69 CHAMBERS' sophomore album, "Torque", was released on April 27 via Massacre Records.

69 CHAMBERS' sound is described as "a minefield of contradictions — a place where brutality meets pop sensibility and downtuned riffs, battering drums and a driving bass collide with infectious melody."

"Torque" track listing:

01. Cause And Effect (feat. Chrigel Glanzmann) (4:31)
02. Bring On The Flood (3:30)
03. Naughty Naughty Naughty (6:22)
04. Anhedonia (4:27)
05. Burn Some Gasoline (4:01)
06. The Peep Hole (4:20)
07. Ring A Bell (4:19)
08. Closure (4:54)
09. And Then There Was Silence (5:38)
10. Temple Down (3:37)
11. Your Fool (4:25)
12. The Doom Of Her Power (4:00)
13. Grace (5:31)
14. Elegy (5:31)

The "Cause And Effect" video can be seen below. The clip was directed by Jessie Fischer of Motor Productions and features a guest appearance by vocalist Christian "Chrigel" Glanzmann of Swiss folk metallers ELUVEITIE.

69 CHAMBERS' debut album, "War On The Inside", was released in 2009 via Silverwolf Productions.

69 CHAMBERS is:

Nina Vetterli-Treml - Vocals, Bass
Tommy Vetterli - Guitar
Diego Rapacchietti - Drums

For more information, visit www.69chambers.com.

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