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SEVEN WITCHES: Live Video Posted Online

June 8, 2004

Video footage of SEVEN WITCHES performing a new song, entitled "Metal Asylum", at the BW&BK Six Pack Weekend festival has been posted online at this location (Windows Media, 10 MB).

"Metal Asylum" is set to be included on SEVEN WITCHES' fifth studio album, "Year of the Witch", due later in the year through Sanctuary Records. The song, which is being described by SEVEN WITCHES mainman/guitarist Jack Frost as "the metal anthem of the year," reportedly utilizes band names and well-known album titles as lyrics. Other songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Haunting Dreams", "Strange Reality", "Cry for the Living", "Voices of Jacob", and "Find My Way".

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