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URKRAFT: 'Too Strong For The Strongest Lord' Video Released

August 8, 2007

Danish death metal lords URKRAFT have released their video for the track "Too Strong for the Strongest Lord". The clip, which includes footage filmed in February/March 2007 during the band's European tour with CANNIBAL CORPSE, can be viewed below.

As previously reported, "Too Strong for the Strongest Lord" — which comes off URKRAFT's 2006 release "The Inhuman Aberration" — will be featured in an upcoming novella film produced by Danish director Anders Morgenthaler. The song will be used in the animation, inspired by MTV's "Jackass", which portrays dangerous stunts and trickery based around the skateboarding and heavy metal culture of three ten-year-old boys. The 22-minute long film is due to have its first screening on the Danish TV channel TV2 in December of this year, and with URKRAFT forming part of the soundtrack it looks set to capture a snapshot of alternative youth culture today.

URKRAFT has been confirmed for the Maximum Rock Festival, set to take place August 10-12 in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

URKRAFT recently entered the studio to make a pre-production recording of some of its new songs, to be included on the group's next CD. "The style is a little the same, although with a lot more death metal and more grooves," the band says. "Mikael [S. Jorgensen; drums] has managed to put in some seriously hard-hitting blasts and added some grindcore to the new 'songs' and the riffing is darker than ever."

URKRAFT's last album, "The Inhuman Aberration", was released in May 2006 via Earache Records. The CD was recorded at Antfarm Studios with Tue Madsen (THE HAUNTED, SICK OF IT ALL, HIMSA, HATESPHERE).

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