PANTHEON I: Live Video Posted Online

February 5, 2005

PANTHEON I, the Norwegian extreme metal band featuring vocalist/guitarist Andrè Kvebek (1349),guitarist John Espen Sagstad (ABIOTIC) and drummer Eirik Renton (SARKOM),have uploaded a live video of the track "Is This a Prophecy?" at their official web site. The video is said to be a "trailer" from the upcoming PANTHEON I DVD, which will contain the group's entire concert at Betong in Oslo on March 5, 2004, plus backstage footage and a "making of" report on the group's full-length debut, "Atrocity Divine".

PANTHEON I had previously released a four-song demo, titled "MMIII", in April 2003. A limited-edition seven-inch vinyl single — which includes the tracks "Is This A Prophecy?" and "Transparent" — was made available via the group's official web site last year.

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