SISTER: 'The Unlucky Minority' Video Released

September 10, 2011

"The Unlucky Minority", the new video from the Swedish sleaze- and punk-influenced metal band SISTER, can be seen below. The clip was shot and edited by Jimmy Johansson of Super Lino Puro Productions.

Commented the band: "We filmed this video for 'The Unlucky Minority' in one evening without any major plans really but with a lot of sweat and beers instead! Keep it simple and keep the SISTER approach to it all. This video represents us and just like the album, we've captured the raw and dirty feeling in it. This is a straight rock 'n' roll video with no fucking around. Just pure SISTER. The video was shot and edited by independent film maker Jimmy Johansson, an 'old friend/drinking pal/roommate to the band' who has followed and hung out with the band since the beginning."

"The Unlucky Minority" comes off SISTER's new album, "Hated", which was released in Europe on June 6.

SISTER, which hails from the Stockholm/Jnkoping area of Sweden, formed in early 2006, working hard to build up a name as a strong act both live and in the studio.

SISTER consists of four members Jamie on vocals, Lestat on guitars and backing vocals, Rikki on bass and backing vocals, and Cari on drums and backing vocals who combine the sounds of punk, glam, rock, and metal with an end result sounding something like the bastard child of GG ALLIN and GUNS N' ROSES.

SISTER is:

Jamie - vocals
Lestat - guitar & backing vocals
Rikki - bass & backing vocals
Cari - drums & backing vocals

For more information, visit www.sisteronline.net.

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