SKYFORGER: 'Kurbads' Trailer Posted Online

February 12, 2010

A trailer for "Kurbads", the new album from Latvian pagan metal kings SKYFORGER, can be viewed below. The CD is due in Europe on April 26 and in North America on May 11 via Metal Blade Records.

Without a doubt SKYFORGER are one of the leading bands in the worldwide pagan and folk metal movement and finally the Baltic men have found a proper home that will provide them full support to reach global domination.

Commented SKYFORGER frontman Peter: "For sure this is a new chapter in the band's career. We've come a long way from the underground, so this is definitely a highlight to be recognized by Metal Blade Records, which is known as one of the most hard-working and well-known labels in the metal music industry.

"'Kurbads' is a conceptual album about the legendary Latvian fairytale hero, who was born magically from the white mare and did many great deeds.

SKYFORGER have been tempering their music in the smithy of the Thundergod since 1995. For the last decade, the band has been fighting under the flag of Latvian Pagan metal; an extreme blend of traditional Baltic folk music and various metal influences ranging from Norwegian-inspired black metal through to '80s-rooted heavy metal. The band's unique combination of ancient and modern influence has given them a wide appeal throughout both the metal and folk scenes, and has brought great variety to their songwriting over the course of the five SKYFORGER albums.

Through the years SKYFORGER has been busy on stages all over Europe. Behind the belt of SKYFORGER are already four European tours, many mini-tours and festival appearances and SKYFORGER is well known for their non-compromising live performances.

SKYFORGER is:

Peter - lead vocals/guitars
Edgars Zirgs - bass/vocals
Edgars Mazais - drums/percussion
Kaspars - folk instruments/backing vocal
Martins - guitars/backing vocals

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/skyforgerofficial.

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