MANOWAR: Brand New Audio Interview With ERIC ADAMS Posted Online

June 20, 2006

Norway's Metal Express Radio has posted an audio interview with Eric Adams from MANOWAR, conducted on June 8, 2006. The interview is available in on-demand streaming audio in the "Interviews" section of the www.MetalExpressRadio.com front page.

In this interview, Eric Adams talks about his new "Wild Life And Wild Times" DVD, set for release on July 3 via Magic Circle Music. Eric discusses the making of the DVD, his philosophies on hunting, some of his most memorable hunting experiences ... and even throws in a few insights about the next MANOWAR album!

MANOWAR were forced to reschedule some of their previously announced European dates earlier in the year due to an unfortunate accident involving MANOWAR guitarist Karl Logan. "Our first concern was to be sure that Karl was in good condition," MANOWAR bassist Joey DeMaio said at the time. "As soon as we were certain Karl would be able to play again in the near future, we wanted to give our fans as much information as possible to keep them abreast of plans for the tour."

Prior to Logan's accident, MANOWAR were scheduled to release a brand new single, "The Sons of Odin", this past February.

MANOWAR have sold over eight million records worldwide. The last studio album "Warriors of the World" was a critically acclaimed chart-topper in Europe, reaching gold status in Germany.

The upcoming MANOWAR album will be released on the band's own label, Magic Circle Music.

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