ILLDISPOSED To Film Video For 'Still Sane'

November 15, 2004

Danish metallers ILLDISPOSED will begin shooting a video for the track "Still Sane" on November 28. The video is expected to be ready for distribution before Christmas.

"Still Sane" comes off the group's latest CD, "1-800 Vindication", which entered the Danish album chart at position No. 85 upon its release in early October. It is the first time a death metal album has reached such a high position on the Danish chart.

"1-800 Vindication" is scheduled for release in Japan on December 8 via Roadrunner Records. The American release is still being negotiated. The album was produced by Ziggy and was mixed at Antfarm Studio in Aarhus, Denmark, with producer Tue Madsen. A full-length MP3 of the album track "Dark" can be downloaded at this location.

ILLDISPOSED recently signed a worldwide publishing deal with the world's biggest music publisher, EMI Music Publishing.

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