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FIREWIND: New Video Interview With APOLLO PAPATHANASIO Available

June 6, 2008

Terry Nikas from Metalzone.gr conducted an interview with singer Apollo Papathanasio of the Greek metallers FIREWIND in Athens, Greece while the band was on tour in Europe with KAMELOT and FOREVER SLAVE. Watch the 18-minute chat below.

FIREWIND will have its latest album, "The Premonition", released in Japan on June 25 through King Records. The LP will be released on a limited edition CD+DVD including four songs from the band's acclaimed hometown show in Thessaloniki on January 12, 2008, plus in-depth interviews with all bandmembers. In addition, the album will contain three bonus tracks: "Ride To The Rainbow's End", "Spirits In A Digital World" and "Mercenary Man" (acoustic version).

FIREWIND's "Mercenary Man" single entered the Greek chart at position No. 6.

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