MINOTAURO: 'The Day Of Redemption' Video Released

March 18, 2012

"The Day Of Redemption", the new video from the Italian symphonic power metal band MINOTAURO, can be seen below. The song is the title track of the group's forthcoming debut album, which was mixed and mastered by Achim Köhler (EDGUY, MASTERPLAN, PRIMAL FEAR). The CD features guest appearances by Göran Edman (YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, JOHN NORUM, STREET TALK, KARMAKANIC) from Sweden, Tom Naumann (PRIMAL FEAR, SINNER) from Germany and the guitar virtuoso and session musician Bor Zuljan (SANK ROCK) from Slovenia.

MINOTAURO is a symphonic power metal band featuring musicians from Italy, Croatia and Slovenia. Its sound incorporates elements of classical music and film scores. The band was formed in 2010 in Trieste, Italy by guitarist and songwriter Roko Smajlagic, joined by his friend and bass player from Croatia, Davor Pavelic, from their previous band HEAT. They then recruited drummer Emanuele Petrucci, guitarist Peter Pahor and keyboard player Ales Lavric. During the recordings of the "The Day Of Redemption" album, Italian metal singer Rudy Berginc joined the fold and MINOTAURO's lineup was completed.

MINOTAURO is:

Rudy Berginc - Vocals
Roko Smailagic - Guitar
Peter Pahor - Guitar
Ales Lavric - Keyboards, Hammond
Davor Pavelic - Bass
Emanuele Petrucci - Drums

For more information, visit www.minotauro-band.com.

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