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SHADOWS FALL: New Audio Interview With BRIAN FAIR Available

September 21, 2007

A new audio interview with vocalist Brian Fair of SHADOWS FALL has been posted at SmartassRadio.com. A picture gallery from LocoFest: Locobazooka! 2007 is also available.

According to Amazon.com, SHADOWS FALL will release a "greatest-hits" collection entitled "Seeking the Way: The Greatest Hits" on October 23 through Century Media Records. The cover artwork can be found at this location. No further details are currently available.

SHADOWS FALL shot a video for its new single, "Another Hero Lost", on August 22. The song comes off SHADOWS FALL's "Threads of Life" album, which has sold 80,000 copies in the United States since its April 3 release, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

The inaugural edition of the White Noise Metal video podcast, featuring an interview with SHADOWS FALL members Brian Fair (vocals),Jonathan Donais (guitar) and Jason Bittner (drums),is available online at www.whitenoisemetal.com.

According to a press release, White Noise Metal "fills the gap between shows that focus on the celebrity/lifestyle of heavy metal music and those that are highly technical examples of 'musicians talking to musicians.' Hosted by That BS Dude (a.k.a. veteran broadcast newsman Brian Shields) White Noise Metal is focused on the music from the perspective of the lifelong music fan."

A SHADOWS FALL B-side from the "Threads of Life" sessions called "Stupid Crazy" is available for streaming at this location. The song is included on the "Resident Evil: Extinction" soundtrack, which was released on Tuesday (September 18) via Lakeshore Records. The film itself hits theaters today (September 21).

Watch fan-filmed video footage of SHADOWS FALL performing the song "Inspiration on Demand" at The Chance Theater in Poughkeepsie, New York on September 13, 2007:

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