DEAD SHAPE FIGURE to Film 'Face On The Nails' Video

April 9, 2010

Finnish modern thrash/death-influenced metal band DEAD SHAPE FIGURE will film a video for the song "Face On The Nails" this weekend in Helsinki. The clip will be helmed by director Jussi Parviainen who has over 30 years of experience in the Finnish film industry, according to a posting on the group's web site.

DEAD SHAPE FIGURE's second album, "The Disease Of St. Vitus", is due later in the year via Dynamic Arts Records. The CD was mastered at Virtalähde Analog Audio Studios in Helsinki, Finland.

DEAD SHAPE FIGURE's debut album, "The Grand Karoshi", was released in 2008 via Season Of Mist. The CD's lyrical content was recently translated by Kallio into Finnish as a book of poetry, entitled "Loppusäkeet".

For more information, visit www.deadshapefigure.fi.

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