BURST To Film 'The Immateria' Video This Weekend

November 7, 2006

Sweden's BURST has issued the following update:

"On Sunday, November 12, BURST will shoot a new video for the song 'The Immateria' from latest album 'Origo'. The song has been a live favourite for both band and audience during the touring cycle for 'Origo'. The chance to visualize it is a great opportunity to further the scope of the song. The rather acclaimed and multi-experienced director Robin Kempe has been handed creative control over concept and production duties, and BURST are excited to see what will come out of Robin's artistic interpretation of the song. Look for the video to be aired on different TV outlets around the globe before and after the New Year. Also, for Swedish residents: national radio show P3 Live will air BURST's Hultsfred Festival performance for a full hour on December 7th. If you are not Swedish and still wish to hear BURST make mistakes, the show is also aired on the station's web radio. Tune in and lose it."

"Origo" saw a fall 2005 release in Europe, followed by a winter 2006 release in North America. An e-card previewing "Origo", which features the audio for "Where the Wave Broke" and "The Immateria", can be accessed here.

Upcoming BURST shows:

Dec. 15 - Luxembourg, LUX @ Panic Before X-mas II Festival
Jan. 25 - Oslo, NOR @ John Dee

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