CHILDREN OF BODOM: Audio Interview With Bassist HENKKA SEPPÄLÄ Posted Online

December 30, 2006

TalkingMetal.com has posted episode 119 of its "Talking Metal" podcast. In this CHILDREN OF BODOM special recorded on location in New York City at the Nokia Theatre and the Circus bar, hosts Mark Strigl and John Ostronomy are joined by CHILDREN OF BODOM bassist Henkka Seppälä. Interview topics include the group's new "Chaos Ridden Years - Stockholm Knockout Live" DVD, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and GUNS N' ROSES' forthcoming album, "Chinese Democracy". Additional podcast topics include LAMB OF GOD, AMON AMARTH, M. Night Shyamalan, and GoDaddy.com. New photos as well as the 30-minute podcast can be downloaded at this location. iTunes users can also subscribe to "Talking Metal" for free at this location.

The "Chaos Ridden Years - Stockholm Knockout Live" DVD was recently certified gold in Canada. The disc, which debuted at No. 20 on the Canadian chart (the band's highest-ever chart position in Canada),mainly focuses on the February 5, 2006 live concert in Stockholm, Sweden, featuring over 90 minutes of live excitement. Finalizing the material on this super-packed DVD are two interviews/documentary-type films about the band's past, present and future directed by Yka Jarvinen (Indie Films OY),a "making of the DVD," and photo gallery.

As previously reported, CHILDREN OF BODOM are among the confirmed bands for the Desert Rock 2007 festival, set to take place March 9-10, 2007 at the Dubai Country Club in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Also scheduled to appear are IRON MAIDEN, IN FLAMES, MASTODON, STONE SOUR, THE PRODIGY, INCUBUS and PRIME CIRCLE, among others.

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