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VIOLENT DIVINE: 'Let's Go' Video Posted Online

September 4, 2006

Swedish rockers VIOLENT DIVINE have uploaded the video for the second single, "Let's Go", off their self-titled debut album at their official web site. According to a press release, "up-and-coming producer Erik Andersson was able to capture the energy of a VIOLENT DIVINE stage performance."

VIOLENT DIVINE's debut album was previously described as "a truly 'divine' melodic rock masterpiece, setting the tone for the re-emergence of real rock n' roll into the forefront of today's music! The music is laced with thick powerful guitars containing driving rhythms that are complete with vocal harmonies and catchy, yet memorable hooks. VIOLENT DIVINE is a breath of fresh air in the current unimpressionable market."

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