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THE DUSKFALL Featured In 'The Darkness' Video Game

April 6, 2007

Swedish metallers THE DUSKFALL have issued the following update:

"We are extremely honored and excited!!! We will be featured in an action video game created for PS3 and Xbox 360, entitled 'The Darkness'. We have been choosen for a part in the game where the gamer can watch videos through a TV set. Our song 'Shoot It In' was choosen by Starbreeze, the Swedish gaming company that brought us the highly acclaimed 'The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay' game. More information on 'The Darkness' can be found by clicking [here]."

THE DUSKFALL has set "The Dying Wonders of the World" as the title of its fourth album, due later in the year via Nuclear Blast Records. The band entered the studio on April 1 to begin recording the follow-up to "Lifetime Supply of Guilt".

THE DUSKFALL last year announced the addition of bassist Matte Järnil (ex-21ST IMPACT) to the group's ranks. Järnil replaces former member Marco Eronen, who left THE DUSKFALLin July 2006 to focus on his main band, RAISED FIST.

THE DUSKFALL's third album, "Lifetime Supply of Guilt", was produced by Daniel Bergstrand, who has previously worked with IN FLAMES, MESHUGGAH and STUCK MOJO, among others. Mastering duties were handled at the Cutting Room in Solna, Sweden.

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