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ELENIUM: 'Up The Long Ladder' Video Posted Online

February 6, 2008

Finnish "progressive death" metallers ELENIUM, whose lineup includes current OMNIUM GATHERUM vocalist Jukka Pelkonen (a.k.a. "J"),have posted their video for the song "Up the Long Ladder" on YouTube. Watch the clio below. The track comes off the group's full-length debut, "For Giving - For Getting", which was released in 2003 through England's Rage Of Achilles Records.

ELENIUM recently announced the addition of Anssi Hallio (drums),Ville Leppänen (guitar; DISORDEAD) and Lauri Koskenniemi (guitar; CRYSTAL BLAZE, ex-IMPERANON) to the group's ranks.

ELENIUM's second album, "Caught in a Wheel", was released last year via the new Finnish label Kampas Records. Two songs from the CD — "Human" and the title track — are available for listening on the group's MySpace page.

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