JUCIFER: New Video Interview Posted Online

January 16, 2010

Denman C. Anderson conducted an interview with Athens, Georgia's JUCIFER when the band played Washington D.C.'s Black Cat on January 11, 2010. Watch the chat below.

JUCIFER's third album, "L'autrichienne", was released in March 2008 via Relapse Records. The follow-up to "If Thine Enemy Hunger" is a 21-song effort based around the French Queen Marie Antoinette, who was executed by guillotine at the height of the French Revolution.

JUCIFER recorded "L'autrichienne" with former GLANDS bassist Andy Baker (MASERATI, MERCURY PROGRAM, MENDOZA LINE) at his Bakery studios.

JUCIFER is on the never-ending North American tour in support of "L'autrichienne". The band has also been confirmed for the 2010 edition of the Maryland Deathfest.

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