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KEEP OF KALESSIN At WALMART

November 19, 2010

Video footage of Norwegian extreme metal veterans KEEP OF KALESSIN goofing around at a Walmart store during the band's at current North American tour with NILE and EX DEO can be viewed below.

"Reptilian", the latest album from KEEP OF KALESSIN, entered the official chart in the band's home country at position No. 2. The CD was made available in North America on June 8 via Nuclear Blast Records.

KEEP OF KALESSIN took third place in the grand final of the national Eurovision Song Contest called "Melodi Grand Prix" which was held on February 6 at the Spektrum in Oslo. The band performed a song called "The Dragontower", which was originally written for the group's next album but had to be shortened from 5:20 minutes to 3:00 minutes for the performance. The full, unedited track appears on the new KEEP OF KALESSIN CD.

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