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DOMAIN Film Video For 'Endless Rain': Photos Available

November 1, 2004

German melodic metal band DOMAIN have finished filming a video for the song "Endless Rain" (mp3). The clip will be featured on the limited edition of the group's new album, "Last Days of Utopia", due on February 7, 2005 via Limb Music Products. Check out some pictures from the video shoot at this location.

According to a posting on the band's web site, the upcoming CD will be "a full conceptual album" and will feature "huge and epic choirs, fast guitars, fat keys & orchestra arrangements all transporting one complete story!"

As previously reported, DOMAIN recently recorded contributions to two tribute albums for the Finnish Lion Music label: DEEP PURPLE's "Stormbringer" (which the band have been performing live) and GARY MOORE's "Over The Hills and Far Away".

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