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LORDI On Belarusian TV; Video Available

January 24, 2008

MonsterDiscoHell.com — a semi-official LORDI web site run by a friend of the band — has uploaded a new video to YouTube containing LORDI-related footage that was broadcast recently on Belarusian TV. The clip includes TV news coverage, a talk show that LORDI members Amen and Kita appeared on as guest judges and clips of playback TV performances of the songs "Would You Love A Monsterman?" and "Beast Loose In Paradise". Watch the six-minute clip below.

LORDI's horror film "Dark Floors" will premiere at Oulu Energia Areena on February 6. The home of Kärpät, a Finnish National Hockey League team, will host an audience of 5,000 people who will also see LORDI's show. With its image as the film-friendly town up north, Oulu is the perfect choice for the premiere: "Dark Floors" was shot there last summer.

The Finnish national premiere for the film is Friday, February 8.

Solar Films produced the film in cooperation with the Northern Film and Media Foundation POEM and the North Finland Film Commission (NFFC).

(Thanks: Lord of Noise)

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