ENEMYNSIDE: 'Burnt By The Sun' Video Posted Online

January 24, 2007

Italian thrashers ENEMYNSIDE have posted their video for the song "Burnt by the Sun" at their MySpace page. The clip, which was shot on November 16, 2006 with director Riccarco Frediani (who previously worked with the group on the "Your Enemy Inside" video),can be viewed at www.myspace.com/enemynside.

ENEMYNSIDE last month announced the addition of guitarist Davide Scala to the group's ranks. He ahs taken over for Francesco "Frallinsane" Cremisini, who is now focusing on the lead vocal duties.

ENEMYNSIDE last year completed work on its second album, "In the Middle of Nowhere", at Cellar Studio with engineer Stefano Morabito (HOUR OF PENANCE, THEATRES DES VAMPIRES). The front cover for the CD was designed by Davide Nadalin of Nerve Design.

ENEMYNSIDE released its debut album, "Let The Madness Begin...", in May 2004 through Temple of Noise Records.

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