IMMOLATION, MELECHESH: Video Interview Available

April 7, 2008

Antti of Finland's Get In The Pit TV conducted a joint interview with members of IMMOLATION and MELECHESH prior to the two bands' April 3, 2008 appearance at Nosturi in Helsinki, Finland. In this three-part chat, the musicians speak about their careers, low points, what it is like to be black metal band in Jerusalem, their taste in music and more.

NightOfTheVinylDead.com last month announced the vinyl reissue of IMMOLATION's 1999 album "Here In After". Originally released by Metal Blade, the LP's reissue will be limited to 500 hand-numbered copies and will come with a free poster.

For more information, go to this location.

MELECHESH recently inked a deal with Nuclear Blast Records. The band's latest album "Emissaries" the follow-up to 2003's "Sphynx" was released January 23, 2007 on Osmose Productions/The End Records.

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