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LEVERAGE: 'Wolf And The Moon' Video Released

December 8, 2009

"Wolf and the Moon", the new video from Finnish melodic metallers LEVERAGE, can be viewed below. The clip was filmed during the band's November 2009 CD-release concert in Finland and was shot and edited by Petri Siikanen.

"Wolf and the Moon" comes off LEVERAGE's third full-length album, "Circus Colossus", which entered the official chart in the band's home country at position No. 27. The CD was released on November 4 via Spinefarm Records.

LEVERAGE recently announced the addition of bassist Sami Norrbacka to the group's ranks. The band's original bass player, Pekka Lampinen, stepped aside "for private reasons."

Norrbacka has been LEVERAGE's live bass player for all of 2009, and is now an official member of the band.

LEVERAGE came out of nowhere in 2006, causing a stir with the release of its debut album, "Tides". The group's blend of modern metal sound and old-school, melody-based songwriting earned rave reviews from the media and created a fanbase both in Finland and throughout the rock community in many countries.

LEVERAGE is:

Pekka Heino - vocals
Tuomas Heikkinen - guitar
Torsti Spoof - guitar
Sami Norrbacka - bass
Marko Niskala - keyboards
Valtteri Revonkorpi - drums

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