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DISTORTED: 'Children Of Fall' Video Posted Online

July 17, 2007

Israeli female-fronted, melodic doom/death metal band DISTORTED has posted its video for the song "Children of Fall" on YouTube. The clip was filmed by Arkadi Bronsthein, Sergey Chorich and Nishma and was edited by Sven De Caluwe of Avernus Studios. The track comes off the group's full-length debut, "Memorial", which was released in Europe in May 2006 via France's Bad Reputation Records. The CD, which was issued in Israel in March 2006 via NMC Records, was recorded in February 2005 at Underground Studio in Sweden under the watchful eye of Pelle Seather.

DISTORTED recently inked a three-album, worldwide deal with Candlelight Records. The group will enter the studio before the end of the year to record its second album for an early 2008 release.

For more information, visit www.distortedband.com.

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