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VOLBEAT: 'The Garden's Tale' Video To Receive MTV DENMARK Premiere

February 3, 2007

VOLBEAT's video for the song "The Garden's Tale" will receive its MTV Denmark premiere on Monday, February 5 between between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.

As previously reported, VOLBEAT have uploaded two tracks from their forthcoming sophomore album, "Rock the Rebel / Metal the Devil", at their official web site. Check out the songs "The Garden's Tale" (featuring a guest appearance on vocals by Johan Olsen from MAGTENS KORRIDORER) and "River Queen" at this location.

Due on February 26 via Mascot Records, the follow-up to last year's "The Strength, The Sound, The Songs" was recorded at Hansen studios in Ribe, Denmark. Songtitles set to appear on the CD are as follows:

01. The Human Instrument
02. Mr & Ms Ness
03. The Garden's Tale
04. Devil or the Blue Cat's Song
05. Sad Man's Tongue
06. River Queen
07. Radio Girl
08. A Moment Forever
09. Soulweeper #2
10. You or Them
11. Boa

VOLBEAT recently announced the addition of guitarist Thomas Bredahl from the punk rock combo GOB SQUAD to the group's ranks. GOB SQUAD supported VOLBEAT on their Danish tour in 2006.

"The Strength, The Sound, The Songs" last year became the first Danish heavy rock release in over 10 years to break the national Top 20.

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