SKINDRED: New Video Interview Available

May 29, 2009

Angel Of Metal conducted an interview with Welsh ragga-metallers SKINDRED at the inaugural installment of the Hammerfest festival, which was held April 24-25 at at Pontins, Prestatyn Sands, Wales, United Kingdom. Watch the chat below.

SKINDRED is currently in the studio recording a new mini-album entitled "Jumping The Shark" for a late summer/early fall release via Bieler Bros. Records. The band says, "The songs are really coming together now and we think it's sounding pretty insane. Can't wait for [everybody] to hear it."

The third and final clip featuring footage from the studio can be viewed below.

SKINDRED released "Electric Avenue", a cover of the classic EDDY GRANT song, through MySpace on January 12.

"Electric Avenue" became a cross-Atlantic smash, topping the charts in both the U.S. and U.K. The original most recently gained notoriety by being prominently featured in the hit Seth Rogen comedy "Pineapple Express".

Premiered exclusively via the Xbox LIVE marketplace, SKINDRED's video for "Trouble" was filmed in London at Greenford Studios with Visual Abuse, whose members' previous credits include visual effects on the Academy Award-winning film "Saving Private Ryan", the first four "Harry Potter" films, over 600 commercials, and promotional videos for KEANE, RADIOHEAD and NINE INCH NAILS.

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