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MORTIIS To Film New Video In New York City

July 13, 2004

Norway's legendary eccentric artist MORTIIS is scheduled to arrive in New York City this week to shoot the video for the title track off his forthcoming album, "The Grudge". Directed by acclaimed Los Angeles director Charlie Deaux (SYSTEM OF A DOWN),the video for "The Grudge" will be shot on location in lower Manhattan beginning July 15.

Look for "The Grudge" video to hit the airwaves soon. MORTIIS' forthcoming album, "The Grudge", is due in stores in Europe on August 31, and in the U.S. on September 21. MORTIIS will embark on "The Unlimited Grudge" European tour with SUSPERIA beginning on September 15 in Cardiff, U.K.

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