TRIOSPHERE: 'Marionette' Video Released

May 14, 2012

"Marionette", the new video from Norwegian female-fronted metallers TRIOSPHERE, can be seen below. The song comes off the band's sophomore album, "The Road Less Travelled", which was released in May 2010 via AFM Records. The follow-up to 2007's "Onwards" was recorded at Trondheim Lydstudio in Trondheim, Norway and was mixed at Tommy Hansen's Jailhouse Studios in Denmark.

Commented TRIOSPHERE vocalist/bassist Ida Haukland: "From the TRIOSPHERE camp we can finally announce that we are releasing the first official video from our critically acclaimed sophomore album 'The Road Less Travelled' (AFM Records). We've had the honor of being featured on various compilations around the world with the songs 'Driven' and 'Human Condition' from the album, but the choice for the first official video landed on a song on the album that we've considered as somewhat of a 'wildcard'; a song that differs from the others, and that seems to have touched listeners in a different and exiting way. But most of all, a song with a dense, powerful emotion and atmosphere that lent itself to an exciting visual presentation. On behalf of all in the band; we are quite satisfied with the result, and hope our fans will enjoy it! The release of this video also marks the beginning of the end of the promotion of 'The Road Less Travelled'. We have been quite busy for the last months writing new material for our third album, and are intensifying the process with the plan of releasing it early 2013."

"The Road Less Travelled" track listing:

01. Ignition
02. Driven
03. Human Condition
04. Death Of Jane Doe
05. Marionette
06. The Road Less Travelled
07. The Anger And The Silent Remorse
08. Watcher
09. Twenty One
10. Worlds Apart
11. The Last Haven
12. Echoes (bonus track)

TRIOSPHERE is:

Ida Haukland – Vocals, Bass
Marius Silver Bergesen - Guitar
T.O. Byberg - Guitar
Ørjan Aare Jørgensen - Drums

For more information, visit www.thetriosphere.com.

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