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FALCONER: New Audio Interview With STEFAN WEINERHALL Available

October 6, 2008

Revolution-Music.dk recently conducted an interview with guitarist Stefan Weinerhall of the Swedish metal band FALCONER. Download the audio file at this location.

"Carnival Of Disgust", the new video from FALCONER, can be viewed below. The clip, which was shot at the medieval Vadstena castle on a windy and cold April day, "exceeds [all] expectations," according to a press release. The song comes off the band's new album, "Among Beggars And Thieves", which was released in August via Metal Blade Records. The CD was recorded at Andy La Rocque's (KING DIAMOND) Sonic Train Studio in Varberg, Sweden. 13 songs were mixed during the sessions, including two bonus tracks for the LP's first edition.

FALCONER last year extended its deal with Metal Blade for another four albums.

The group's fifth studio CD, "Northwind" — the band's first since the departure of singer Kristoffer Göbel and return of Mathias Blad — was released in September 2006 via Metal Blade Records.

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