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Heavy Metal Internet TV Launched By Germany's AMBOSS Webzine

August 13, 2007

Germany's Amboss metal and gothic webzine has launched three music video channels with more than 400 metal and gothic video clips using the aggregator mashup Chime.tv. You can access the videos at the following locations: English Version, German Version.

There is a huge number of videos from gothic and heavy metal bands on portals like YouTube and MySpace. More than 400 of these clips have been collected by the Amboss team in three separate channels where you can watch the videos individually or use the random mode to play them continuously like a music channel on TV. There is a channel called "Dark Videoclips" with videos from bands who play gothic rock, gothic metal, dark wave, medieval or elektro. Black and death metal bands can be seen on the "Evil Videoclips" channel and in the "Metal Videoclips" channel you'll find heavy, thrash and power metal bands.

Amboss is using the so-called video aggregator Chime.tv which got an award this year for best mashup at "Mashup Camp 4" in Silicon Valley. Amboss and Chime.tv don't host any of the videos themselves; the clips are located on the servers of portals like YouTube or MySpace.

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