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HAMMERFALL Guitarist Hopes More Video Channels Will Play 'Hearts On Fire' Clip

February 3, 2006

HAMMERFALL guitarist Oscar Dronjak has posted the following message on the band's official web site:

"February has come, and with that two big things for us: the annual Swedish Grammy Awards next week, and the Olympics beginning on the 10th. As I already have [mentioned], we recorded a video for 'Hearts On Fire' together with the Swedish women's Olympic team. It has already been played on sports channels/programs in Canada and Norway, and I hope more will follow suit. You can now watch the video online: Windows Media, Quicktime.

"As for the Grammy Awards, they take place next Tuesday (February 7th),and will be live on national TV4. The category we're nominated in, 'Hard Rock', will be part of the broadcast this time. Previously, the category hasn’t always been deemed suitable for television, and was edited out of the broadcast. But now it’s back, with CANDLEMASS, HARDCORE SUPERSTAR, OPETH and MESHUGGAH being the other four nominees. Should be a great evening with these guys, good luck to all!"

For more information on HAMMERFALL's "Hearts On Fire" video, click here.

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