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STAM1NA: 'Pakkolasku' Video Released

February 11, 2010

"Pakkolasku", the new video from Lemi, Finland-based metallers STAM1NA, can be viewed below. The clip was directed by Tuomas Petsalo of Medialouhos. The song comes off the band's fourth full-length album, "Viimeinen Atlantis", which was released on February 10 via Sakara Records. The CD was recorded at Astia Studios in Lappeenranta, Finland and was produced by Miitri Aaltonen, who helmed the first two STAM1NA albums.

"Viimeinen Atlantis" track listing:

01. S.O.S. (Salatkaa Oma Sijaintinne)
02. Piste Jolta Ei Ollut Paluuta
03. Pakkolasku
04. Jäteputkiaivot
05. Maalla, Merellä, Ilmassa
06. Elämän Tarkoitus
07. Viestintuoja
08. Rikkipää
09. Tsunami
10. Eloonjäänyt
11. Viimeinen Atlantis

The CD is available for streaming at this location.

STAM1NA last year announced the addition of keyboardist Emil Lähteenmäki to the group's ranks.

STAM1NA's "K13V" DVD topped the Finnish music DVD chart in May 2009. The set is said to be an overview of the band's entire career thus far — from the group's inception through the release of the band's previous album, "Raja". The title of the DVD refers to the fact that this summer marks the 13th year of STAM1NA's existence.

(Thanks: Melica / Night Elves)

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