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NIGHTWISH: Two DVDs, 'Over The Hills' EP To Receive U.S. Release

October 12, 2004

On November 30, Century Media will make available for the first time in the U.S. two previously unavailable NIGHTWISH releases, "The End of Innocence" DVD and the "Over the Hills and Far Away" EP. Fans will revel in the detailed film footage and interview history as well as videos, live footage, and photo gallery found on the DVD. The EP's title track is one of the band's most coveted singles, and the additional three studio tracks and six live tracks round out this magnificent experience. Additionally, Century Media will be releasing NIGHTWISH's "From Wishes to Eternity" DVD on January 25, 2005. Content details for all the NIGHTWISH releases can be viewed at the band's web site.

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