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SABBAT: Video Interview With ANDY SNEAP Available

November 26, 2007

René Ackermann of Contraband Candy went to Backstage Studios to speak to the legendary guitarist and famed metal producer Andy Sneap. Andy speaks about SABBAT, how he was once inspired by "Inspector Gadget" and he shows René how to shoot a shotgun!

Watch the 10-minute chat below.

SABBAT recently parted ways with bassist Fraser Craske and replaced him with Gizz Butt (PRODIGY, ENGLISH DOGS, MORE I SEE).

Sanctuary Records earlier in the year reissued two classic SABBAT albums: "History of a Time to Come" (1988) and "Dreamweaver" (1989). The remastered CDs contain audio recordings from the band's 1990 concert in East Berlin, which was previously released as the official "The End of the Beginning" video.

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