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STORMLORD Featured In All Music TV's 'Gods Of Metal' Special

July 10, 2008

Italian extreme epic metal act STORMLORD will be featured in the "Gods Of Metal" special on Italy's All Music television this Sunday, July 13 at 11:30 p.m. CET.

Non-Italian fans can watch the program online at this location.

STORMLORD's long-awaited fourth full-length album, "Mare Nostrum", was released on May 23 via Locomotive Records. The CD was recorded at Giuseppe Orlando's Outer Sound Studios (NECRODEATH, NOVEMBRE, KLIMT 1918) and was mastered at Finnvox Studios by Mika Jussila (HIM, CHILDREN OF BODOM, NIGHTWISH, SENTENCED). The "The Legacy – 17 Years of Extreme Epic Metal", a double "best-of" collection from STORMLORD, was released on February 22, 2007 through Scarlet Records. The first CD contains 13 songs spanning the band's 17-year career as of one of Europe's most respected metal merchants, including the rare EP "Under the Sign of the Sword", originally released in 1997. The second CD contains a full live show recorded in Montreal on June 14, 2006 during the band's Canadian tour.

Scarlet Records released STORMLORD's first official DVD, "The Battle of Quebec City: Live in Canada", in July 2007 in Europe.

STORMLORD performing at Gods of Metal 2008 festival in Bologna, Italy:

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