ENSLAVED: Video Interview With GRUTLE KJELLSON Posted Online

November 7, 2007

René Ackermann of Contraband Candy had the privilege of meeting up with ENSLAVED vocalist Grutle Kjellson during the first leg of the band's Ruun Tour 2007 at London's Mean Fiddler for an exclusive interview, discussing black metal, metal gigs in India and "South Park", among other topics. Watch the 10-minute clip below.

ENSLAVED was honored with the Spellemann award (the Norwegian equivalent to the Grammy Award) in the "Metal" category for its "Ruun" album, which came out in May 2006 via Tabu Recordings (Candlelight in the U.S.). The largest and oldest Norwegian music awards show was held on January 27, 2007 at the Thalia Theater, Chateau Neuf in Oslo, Norway and was broadcast live on the Norwegian channel TV2.

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