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FIREWIND Drummer's LOVE.MIGHT.KILL Releases 'Pretty Little Mess' Video

April 8, 2011

"Pretty Little Mess", the new video from LOVE.MIGHT.KILL, the German/Italian melodic metal band led by drummer Michael Ehré (FIREWIND, ULI JON ROTH, METALIUM),can be viewed below. The clip was filmed in Germany in October 2010. The song comes off the group's debut album, "Brace For Impact", which is scheduled for release on June 17 via Massacre Records.

A trailer for "Brace For Impact" can be viewed below. The trailer features footage from the band's very first video and photo shoot along with a short interview with Ehré.

"Brace For Impact", which was produced by Ehré and mixed by Markus Teske (SAGA, VANDEN PLAS, SPOCK'S BEARD),features 13 "stunning melodic metal tracks in the tradition of RAINBOW, JUDAS PRIEST, DIO and BLACK SABBATH," according to a press release.

After touring all around the world with several bands and writing songs for German metallers METALIUM, Japanese female metal vocalist Saeko and ex-ZED YAGO founder Jutta Weinhold, Ehré realized his vision of an own band by writing, recording and producing LOVE.MIGHT.KILL's debut CD. The effort features additional contributions from Italian singer Jan Manenti as a co-writer, longtime friends Christian Stöver and Stefan Ellerhorst (both from the German metal band CROSSROADS) on guitar and Jogi Sweers on bass.

LOVE.MIGHT.KILL is:

Jan Manenti - Vocals
Stefan Ellerhorst - Guitar
Christian Stöver - Guitar
Jogi Sweers - Bass
Michael Ehré - Drums

For more information, visit www.lovemightkill.com.

"Pretty Little Mess" video:

"Brace For Impact" trailer:

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