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SUBWAY TO SALLY: 'Nackt' DVD Certified Gold In Germany

April 22, 2008

German folk rock/metal act SUBWAY TO SALLY's acoustic DVD release "Nackt" has been certified gold in Germany for sales in excess of 25,000 units. The band was presented with the gold awards before it went on stage in Stuttgart to perform in front of over 1,500 enthusiastic fans.

Relased in 2006, "Nackt" contained live recordings of acoustic versions of some of SUBWAY TO SALLY's songs.

The band's latest album, "Bastard", was released last October via Nuclear Blast Records. The CD was recorded at Horus studio in Hannover, Germany and Lundgaard studio in Denmark.

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