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DARK TRANQUILLITY: New Video Interview With MIKAEL STANNE Posted Online

June 5, 2008

Chelsea of Vlazemetal.com sat down with DARK TRANQUILLITY vocalist Mikael Stanne prior to the Swedish band's May 30, 2008 concert at the House Of Blues in West Hollywood, California to talk about the group's beginnings and some of their influences. Watch the interview in five parts below.

Century Media Records reissued DARK TRANQUILLITY's latest album, "Fiction", last month as an expanded edition in conjunction with the start of the band's just-completd North American tour. The new version is composed of a CD/DVD and features a slew of new material.

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