ARCH ENEMY: Live Video Posted Online

July 21, 2004

ARCH ENEMY's French fan club, The Dark Anemy Fan Club (web site),have uploaded a video of the band performing the track "Dead Eyes See No Future" on their most recent Japanese tour. Download the MPG file at this location (85.5 MB).

In other news, The Dark Anemy Fan Club have posted a recent interview with former ARCH ENEMY frontman Johan Liiva (currently in HEARSE) in French and English. Check it out here.

ARCH ENEMY's last two albums, 2001's "Wages of Sin" and 2003's "Anthems of Rebellion", have both sold around 40,000 copies each in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan.

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