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WIDESCREEN MODE: 'Dead Inside' Tops Finnish Single Chart

January 15, 2008

Finnish rock/metal band WIDESCREEN MODE's new single, "Dead Inside", has reached No. 1 on the official Top 40 chart in Finland.

"Dead Inside" is the second single from WIDESCREEN MODE's debut album, "Until the End", which was released in Finland at the end of 2007.

WIDESCREEN MODE has two songs in the Finland Top 10 this week. "Everlasting Bomb" has re-entered the chart at No. 7 after a nine-week absence. The song was the no. 1 most downloaded song on iTunes in Finland for 14 consecutive weeks this past summer.

According to drummer Janne Aaltonen, WIDESCREEN MODE will announce plans to release "Until the End" in the United States and other countries in the next several weeks.

The "Dead Inside" music video — which can be viewed below — will debut on American TV in the next few weeks.

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