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SKYCLAD: The Flight From Hell

August 17, 2007

British "folk metal" act SKYCLAD has posted a lengthy recap of its recent appearance at the Dong Open Air 2007 festival, which took place July 13-14 in Neukirchen-Vluyn, Germany. Read it at this location (free registration may be required).

SKYCLAD last year issued an EP, entitled "Jig-a-Jig". The disc featured a new recording of the instrumental track "Jig-a-Jig", along with the songs "The Roman Wall Blues", "They Think It's All Over - Well Is It Now?" and "Mr Malaprope" from the "A Semblance Of Normality" sessions.

SKYCLAD's most recent album, "A Semblance Of Normality", was released in 2004 through Demolition/Dreamcatcher Records. The CD was mixed and mastered at the Damage Inc. Studio in Italy by Dario Mollo, who has previously worked with ANATHEMA, CRADLE OF FILTH, TONY MARTIN and GLENN HUGHES, among others.

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