On The Road With IN FLAMES

November 11, 2008

IN FLAMES will be featured on the program "Dom Kallar Oss Artister" (They Call Us Artists) on Tuesday, November 19 at 9:00 p.m. CET on the Swedish television network SVT. According to a posting on the band's web site, "This summer the film team from SVT followed IN FLAMES around on the road to show you what it could be like to be IN FLAMES for a couple of days. You will also get tips on music that IN FLAMES like, and a very special treat from the Swedish artist Timo Räisinen who has made a cover of 'The Mirror's Truth'."

You can watch the show online at this location.

A new three-and-a-half-minute interview with IN FLAMES guitarist Björn Gelotte can be viewed below.

The IN FLAMES song "Tilt", which previously appeared on the Swedish band's limited-edition "The Mirror's Truth" single, is available for download at this location. Also included on the EP are the previously unreleased tracks "Eraser" and "Abnegation".

IN FLAMES recently released a new digital single, "Alias". The track is the second single from the band's latest album, "A Sense Of Purpose", which came out in April. The accompanying video was filmed just outside Gothenburg, Sweden and was directed and produced by Patric Ullaeus (Revolver Film Company),who previously worked with the band on such clips as "Take This Life", "My Sweet Shadow" and "The Quiet Place".

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