WITHERING SURFACE: 'Gears' Video Posted Online

June 25, 2004

Danish metallers WITHERING SURFACE have uploaded their video for the track "Gears" at their revamped web site. The clip was shot with director Anders Bornhøft and can be downloaded from this location (note that DivX Codec is required to view the video). A low-quality version of the video can be viewed here.

"Gears" comes off the group's fourth album, "Force The Pace", which was released earlier this month through Italy's Scarlet Records. The CD was recorded at Antfarm Studio in Aarhus, Denmark with producer Tue Madsen (THE HAUNTED, MNEMIC, RAUNCHY).

WITHERING SURFACE were previously signed to the British record company Copro Records. Copro released the band's third album, "Walking On Phantom Ice", in the fall of 2001, but was not able to finance the recording of the group's follow-up effort, thus allowing the band to seek out a new label home.

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