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MAHATMA: 'Falling to Hell' Video Posted Online

April 4, 2008

"Falling to Hell", the new video from Korea's thrash metal quartet MAHATMA, can be viewed below. The clip was directed by 1999 Productions in Korea.

"Falling to Hell" is the first video from MAHATMA's latest album, "Perseverance", which was released in Europe on February 13 via Listenable Records. The CD will be made available on May 21 via Soundholic Records in Japan.

In other news, MAHATMA will spend two days (April 22-23) at Sonic Boom Studio in Korea this month with engineer Kyung Su Hwang recording a cover of the TESTAMENT classic "Practice What You Preach", to be used as a bonus track for the Japanese version of "Perseverance".

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