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1349: New Video Interview Available

June 27, 2008

MetalKult.com has just posted a 19-clip video interview with 1349's Seidemann and Archaon.

The footage was captured when MetalKult visited Norway last March and met up with 1349 guitarist Archaon and bassist Seidemann for a Norwegian metal pub crawl. Before the bar hopping MetalKult sat down in Neseblod Records' Maiden branch for a few warm-up pints and a video question-and-answer session.

In the interview the pair touch on a wide range of topics, including 1349's position in Norwegian black metal, their views on Satanism and religion, black metal as Norway's biggest cultural export, and the state of their forthcoming release, the follow-up to 2005's "Hellfire".

Go to MetalKult.com now to check out this exclusive interview.

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