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SATYRICON Frontman Discusses Making Of 'K.I.N.G.' Video

April 14, 2006

According to MTV.com, Norwegian black metallers SATYRICON were in London last week to film the video for their new single, "K.I.N.G." (mp3) "The cast was a gathering of some of the most bizarre people from London's underground club scene that were to inflict pain upon each other, themselves and the band," frontman Satyr said. "The video has all the ingredients of a good rock and roll video and sets a new metal video standard for good photography and clever editing."

SATYRICON's new album, "Now, Diabolical", has been scheduled for release in most European countries on April 17 through Roadrunner Records. The U.S. release will follow on June 13 via Century Media. The band's upcoming North American tour will be announced soon.

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