German 'A Cappella Metal' Band VAN CANTO: 'Speed Of Light' Video Available

August 11, 2008

"Speed of Light", the new video from the German "a cappella metal" band VAN CANTO — which consists of five singers and one drummer (no guitars, no bass, no keyboards) — can be viewed below. "Speed of Light" is said to be "the first preview" from VAN CANTO's forthcoming album which will be released later in the year.

VAN CANTO's debut album, "A Storm To Come", was released in 2006 through General Schallplatten and re-released last year through GUN Records. It features seven original tracks as well as cover versions of METALLICA's "Battery" and "Stora Rövardansen" from the movie "Ronja Rövardotter".

The band performed at this year's installment of the Wacken Open Air festival, which was held July 31 - August 2, 2008 in Wacken, Germany.

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