KYPCK Performs BLACK SABBATH Cover In Russian; Video Available

April 6, 2008

Fan-filmed video footage of KYPCK ("Kursk" in the western alphabet) the new Russian-singing Finnish doom metal band featuring former SENTENCED guitarist Sami Lopakka (a.k.a. S.S. Lopakka) performing a cover of BLACK SABBATH's "Black Sabbath" in Russian at the group's first-ever concert on March 23, 2008 at at Teatria in Oulu, Finland can be viewed below.

KYPCK recently entered the Finnish chart at position No. 11 with its debut album, "Cherno" (UHO Production).

KYPCK also features in its ranks renowned producer Hiili Hiilesmaa (HIM, APOCALYPTICA, SENTENCED, etc.),who plays drums in the band under the name K. H. M. Hiilesmaa.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/kypck.

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