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D-A-D Working On 'Lawrence Of Suburbia' Video

February 18, 2006

Danish hard rockers D-A-D are hard at work on the third video from their latest album, "Scare Yourself". The clip, for the song "Lawrence of Suburbia", will mark the first time the band have used a fully animated video for one of their tracks since "ZCMI" from the 1989 album "No Fuel Left for the Pilgrims".

The group's ninth studio album, "Scare Yourself" topped the album chart in Denmark upon its release in May 2005.

D-A-D's previous CD, "Soft Dogs", was officially certified gold (25,000 copies sold) in Denmark within four days of its release in February 2002. The album had shifted 32,000 copies domestically less than a week after it was issued.

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