LUNA MORTIS Interviewed On Wisconsin's 94.1 WJJO; Video Available

March 18, 2009

Video footage of LUNA MORTIS' February 2009 appearance on Madison, Wisconsin's 94.1 WJJO hard rock station, where they were interviewed by DJ Kurt Baron, can be viewed below.

LUNA MORTIS (formerly known as THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE) recently shot a video for the song "Forever More" with acclaimed director David Brodsky (THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, BLEEDING THROUGH). Singer Mary Zimmer stated, "We filmed the video right here in Wisconsin, in a small town not too far from Madison, called Monroe. They had a performance center called the Monroe Arts Center, which used to be a church, but now is used for concerts. They were kind enough to let us shoot there and the video is going to be absolutely epic. Lots of stained glass windows and a wide open space are going to make this video look very cool. It was a very unlikely place to shoot a metal video but it worked out great."

Check out photos from the video shoot at this location.

LUNA MORTIS' debut album, "The Absence", was released in North America on February 10 via Century Media Records. The CD was tracked at Audiohammer Studios in Sanford, Florida with producer Jason Suecof (ALL THAT REMAINS, TRIVIUM).

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