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DEADLOCK: Video Interview With JOHANNES PREM Available

February 16, 2009

Vocalist Johannes Prem of German melodic death metal hopefuls DEADLOCK was interviewed by Finland's HardcoreSounds.net prior to the band's February 2, 2009 concert at Nosturi in Helsinki. Watch the eight-minute chat below.

DEADLOCK recently parted ways with bassist Thomas Huschka due to "musical and personal differences."

"The Brave / Agony Applause", the new video from DEADLOCK, can be viewed below. The clip was filmed with director Philipp Hirsch (HEAVEN SHALL BURN, AMON AMARTH, DISILLUSION). The track comes off the group's new album, "Manifesto", which was released in Europe on November 17 (January 6 in the U.S.) via Lifeforce Records. The follow-up to 2007's "Wolves" was mixed by Jacob Hansen (MERCENARY, VOLBEAT, RAUNCHY) and was released in several different formats. The artwork and design for "Manifesto" was handled by Adam Wentworth at www.the663.com, who has previously worked with BEYONCÉ, COHEED AND CAMBRIA and A LIFE ONCE LOST.

Interview:

"The Brave / Agony Applause" video:

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