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LORDI To Guest On SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO's 'Hard Files'

May 21, 2007

Finnish metal monsters LORDI will guest on this week's edition of "Hard Files", Sirius Satellite Radio's weekly one-hour aural glimpse into the music and lives of some of your favorite metal bands. The winners of last year's Eurovision Song Contest invade the Sirius studios in full costume to take over Ian Christe's body and blast out songs from their first U.S. release, "The Arockalypse", out in stores now. Get inside their masks and find out what these monsters think about this summer's upcoming Ozzfest tour, the world's reaction to their metallic ascension, and how they deal with the smell of their killer costumes.

LORDI on "Hard Files" (Hard Attack // Sirius 27) air dates/times:

Thursday, May 24 @ 7 pm ET
Saturday, May 26 @ 3 pm ET
Sunday, May 27 @ 6pm ET

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