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VOODOO SIX: 'First Hit for Free' To Receive Continental European Release In October

September 18, 2008

VOODOO SIX, the British band formed by ex-DIRTY DEEDS bassist Tony Newton, will release its new album, "First Hit for Free", in continental Europe on October 10 via Locomotive Records.The CD, which was issued in the UK in March, was mixed by Mike Fraser (AC/DC, AEROSMITH, GUNS N' ROSES, METALLICA).

VOODOO SIX recently posted a trailer (see below) for its new video, "Feed My Soul".

Metal Mick from Metal Gods TV conducted an interview with VOODOO SIX at this year's Download festival, which was held June 13-15 at Donington Park, Leicestershire, UK. Watch the six-minute chat below.

VOODOO SIX's video for the song "Faith" was shot in January with director George Chin.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/voodoosix.

"Feed My Soul" trailer:

Interview:

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