HARMFUL: 'Tension' Video Posted Online

November 18, 2007

German heavy rock/noise trio HARMFUL, whose current touring lineup includes FAITH NO MORE bassist Billy Gould on guitar, has released the video for its song "Tension". The clip, which was helmed by Norwegian director Espen Jorgensen (who previously worked with the band on the "Elaine" video),can be viewed below.

Billy Gould will play his final shows with HARMFUL in November/December. This is your last chance to see HARMFUL in support of the band's latest album, "7", before they take an indefinite break from recording and playing in 2008.

Commented singer Aren Emirze: "It was a great time having Bill in this band. Thanks to his wise attitude and musical talent, we learned a lot about ourselves, our music and improved for the future. Biggest respect that he jumped in the van without any allures, which is hard to find, especially when you think about his succesful time with FNM."

2008 should be a busy year for all parties, as Emirze is working on his second album under the name EMIRSIAN for release in 2008, and Gould is working on a film score for a film by Norwegian director Espen Jorgensen, entitled "The Sequential Art". However, they consider the door open for future collaborations.

Commented Gould: "Playing with HARMFUL been an excellent experience; it's given me new inspiration to start playing music again, and these guys have done a great job making me feel welcome in their band."

HARMFUL tour dates:

Nov. 21 - Prag (CZ) - Futurum Music Bar
Nov. 22 - Frydek Mistek (CZ) - Stoun Club
Nov. 23 - Sokolov (CZ) - Alfa Club
Nov. 24 - Lomnice Nad Popelkou (CZ) - Aion Club
Nov. 25 - Wiesbaden (GER) - Schlachthof
Nov. 26 - Saarbrücken (GER) - Kleine Garage
Nov. 27 - München (GER) - Backstage
Nov. 28 - Berlin (GER) - Magnet
Nov. 29 - Hamburg (GER) - Logo
Nov. 30 - Tilburg (NL) - O13
Dec. 01 - Den Haag (NL) - The Morlock Gallery
Dec. 03 - Gent (B) - Charlatan

HARMFUL's latest CD, "7", is available throughout Germany through Noise-o-lution and the rest of Europe via Koolarrow Records.

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