ENFORCER Films 'Midnight Vice' Video

October 29, 2010

Swedish heavy metallers ENFORCER have finished filming a new music video for the song "Midnight Vice" in Stockholm, Sweden. The clip was shot with famed director Patric Ullaeus (DIMMU BORGIR, IN FLAMES, SONIC SYNDICATE) and sees the bandmembers doing what they do best — rocking out in a typical Swedish bar and around the city of Stockholm.

"Midnight Vice" comes off ENFORCER's new album, "Diamonds", which came out this past spring.

Commented ENFORCER drummer Jonas Wikstrand: "We finally finished the shooting of the video, after planning this for months. All of us had pain in our necks after one day of shooting from giving everything during our performances in the studio. I have a really good feeling about the video and I think it's gonna be killer.

"Working with Patric, who's made tons of videos during the last decades with huge success, has been a great experience. He's very professional and talented and I believe he's gonna make us look good. I hope the video's gonna be out soon so YOU can see it! Now, I'm looking forward to coming to see you on our upcoming tour with AIRBOURNE! Stay tuned for more!"

ENFORCER will kick off its European tour with Australian hard rockers AIRBOURNE on November 6.

Having released its debut album, "Into the Night", in November 2008, ENFORCER kicked open the floodgates for the return of traditional heavy metal, paving the way for many other young bands to follow. With critical acclaim pouring in from fans and the international music press, ENFORCER wasted no time taking their show to the road for their first European and American tours as well as a litany of appearances at many of Europe's most highly regarded festivals.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/enforcerswe.

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