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DARK TRANQUILLITY: 'Terminus (Where Death Is Most Alive)' Posted Online

May 30, 2007

Swedish melodic death metallers DARK TRANQUILLITY have posted their promotional video for the song "Terminus (Where Death Is Most Alive)" at YouTube. The song comes off the group's new album "Fiction", which sold 3,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

DARK TRANQUILLITY's video for "Focus Shift" made its "Headbanger's Ball" debut this past Saturday (May 26). The stunning clip was shot by acclaimed director Roger Johansson (IN FLAMES, THE HAUNTED) and captures the band's unmatched live intensity. The track comes off the group's highly acclaimed new album "Fiction", a scorching effort that will undoubtedly add an exhilarating new chapter to the genre's storied history. Watch the clip online at YouTube.

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