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THE DUSKFALL Film 'Shoot It In' Video

September 26, 2005

Swedish metallers THE DUSKFALL have finished filming a video for the track "Shoot It In". The video was shot in Helsinki, Finland and "is being cut and animated as we speak," according to a posting on the band's web site. "We will post it here in two weeks. All our gratitude towards the director Juha Niska and his film crew — fucking great people! Hope to do more work with you guys in the future!"

"Shoot It In" comes off the group's third album, "Lifetime Supply of Guilt", available now on Nuclear Blast Records. The follow-up to 2003's "Source" 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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