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SOULRELIC Complete Work On 'Tears Of Deceit' Video

November 15, 2005

SOULRELIC, the Finnish band whose lineup includes current TO/DIE/FOR guitarist Antza Talala, have completed work on the "Tears of Deceit" video. The clip, which features Markku Peltola and Jutta Valkeinen (singer of the Finnish band PORNORPHANS) in the starring roles, has been submitted to Voice TV and Finland's Music Television. The video will also be included on the DVD that will accompany the December issue of the Finnish music magazine Soundi.

"Tears of Deceit", which entered the Finnish single chart at position No. 13, comes off the group's recently released debut album, "Love is a Lie We Both Believed", available now on Spinefarm Records. The CD was mixed by Hiili Hiilesmaa, who has previously worked with such acts as H.I.M., SENTENCED, MOONSPELL and THE 69 EYES.

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