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LOST HORIZON: Video Posted Online

March 31, 2004

Sweden's LOST HORIZON have uploaded the video for the track "Again Will the Fire Burn" at this location (Windows Media, 11 MB).

"Again Will the Fire Burn" comes off the group's sophomore full-length album, "A Flame To The Ground Beneath", which was released in February 2003 through Music For Nations Records.

LOST HORIZON parted ways with guitarist Wojtek Lisicki (a.k.a. Transcendental Protagonist) last July due to "personal reasons." The rest of the band have since announced that they will carry on as a five-piece and have no plans to seek a permanent replacement. A bunch of recent live photos of the group can be viewed at this location.

LOST HORIZON have been confirmed for this year's installment of Sweden Rock festival, set to be held June 10-12 in Sölvesborg, Sweden.

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