MORTIIS: 'The Grudge' Remix Video Edit Online Now

March 17, 2007

A specially edited version of MORTIIS' "The Grudge" video has been uploaded at YouTube.com. The edit by Charlie Deaux is backed by a soundtrack of the David Wallace remix of "The Grudge", which will appear on the forthcoming remix album "Some Kind of Heroin", released on April 16.

Commenting on the video, Mortiis explained, "Actually that video came as a surprise, I think Charlie wanted to showcase his creative ideas with this version of the video, really go all the way with it, and it caught me totally by surprise but I love it, as a matter of fact I love the unchained intensity of it, the fact that it's really frantic and fast really works with the remix Dave did, which also caught me by surprise. Dave really made that song sound like an 'old-school' Nineties industrial song, which I have always used as a big inspiration for a lot of the music I write, at least in the last couple of years."

MORTIIS will undertake a European tour in support of DEATHSTARS beginning early April.

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