BLINDED COLONY Confirmed For SWEDEN ROCK FESTIVAL

April 18, 2007

According to a posting on the band's web site, Swedish melodic death metal act BLINDED COLONY has been confirmed for the Sweden Rock Festival, set to take place June 6-9 in Sölvesborg, Sweden. The group recently began filming a video for the second single from the "Bedtime Prayers" album, "Heart", with director Thomas Tjäder (IN FLAMES),who also worked with the band on the video for "Once Bitten, Twice Shy". "We are really excited to work with Thomas Tjäder on the editing process and we are equally excited to hear about what the fans will think about it when it is unleashed later on this year!" the group writes on its web site.

BLINDED COLONY's sophomore release, "Bedtime Prayers", dropped in January. The band followed up the release with a 38-day tour with EKTOMORF and KAYSER. More touring will follow in the fall.

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