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NETHERBIRD Video Featuring Ex-CRADLE OF FILTH Drummer Posted Online

September 15, 2008

"The Blackest Breed", the new video from Jönköping, Sweden-based death/black metallers NETHERBIRD, can be viewed below. The song comes off the group's full-length debut, "The Ghost Collector", which was released earlier in the year via Pulverised Records. The CD features a guest appearance by ex-CRADLE OF FILTH/current NEMHEIM drummer Adrian Erlandsson.

According to the band's official bio, "NETHERBIRD is about darkness, gloom and beauty. It is about art and music blending into a sweet black beast. It is about the violent storms that blow within the most quiet ones. It is about the comming fall, the last flowers on the last day of summer. It is about the frost that claims us all. NETHERBIRD is about the short flickering spark of life in between two eternities of darkness."

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