MALEFICE: New Video Interview Available

June 13, 2008

Rising British metallers MALEFICE recently spoke to Kerrang! magazine about their appearance at this year's Download festival, which is being held June 13-15 at Donington Park, Leicestershire, UK. Watch the four-minute chat below.

MALEFICE recorded a live DVD on January 30 concert at The Wedgewood Rooms in Portsmouth, UK. Taken from the same show is the band's new video for "Dreams Without Courage" featuring a guest appearance by Justin Hill, formery of SIKTH.

This year is set to be even busier for MALEFICE as, not content with setting up a lot more dates , recording and mixing the DVD, and negotiating possible dates in the USA, they are nearly done writing a new album. This is due to be recorded by WellerHill, who also worked with MALEFICE on the band's debut album, "Entities". A fall release via AntiCulture Records is expected.

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