SEAR BLISS: 'Two Worlds Collide' Video Available

May 8, 2006

Hungarian black metallers SEAR BLISS have posted their video for the track "Two Worlds Collide" at their official web site. Check it out: High-Quality, Low-Quality. The professional clip was created by well-known Hungarian director Demeter Lorant.

SEAR BLISS' next live appearance will take place at Germany's Pagan Night festival on June 10. The band's first official DVD is out now on Red Stream, Inc. The disc contains the group's 10th anniversary show (featuring guest appearances by former band members and Attila Csihar from MAYHEM),filmed with three cameras (in both 5.1 and stereo sound) in February 2004 in Budapest, plus backstage footage, interviews, studio recordings and an extensive photo gallery.

For more information, visit www.searbliss.hu.

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