VOMITORY: 'Hollow Retribution' Video Posted Online

November 26, 2004

Swedish death metallers VOMITORY have posted the following message on their official web site:

"We've been looking through some old files recently and found this videoclip for 'Hollow Retribution', which is a working copy of what was supposed to result in our first music video. It is done by Lowlife Media and it's shot at VOMITORY's performance at Wacken Open Air 2002. Well, things ran out in the sand and the video was never finished. However, the clip is still cool as it is so we want to share it with you! Enjoy!"

The video is available here (28 MB, Quicktime movie).

VOMITORY's fifth album, "Primal Massacre", was released in April through Metal Blade Records. The follow-up to 2002's "Blood Rapture" was recorded at Studio Kuling in Örebro, Sweden with producer Henrik Larsson and was mixed at Berno Studio.

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