BURST To Film New Video

October 12, 2005

Sweden's BURST are scheduled to film a video for "Where the Wave Broke", the lead-off track from the band's forthcoming record, "Origo".

The video shoot will take place with the band and the Harvest Light Production Co., headed up by Kim Peterson and Peter Reinholdsson, this weekend in Stockholm.

The clip, the first from "Origo" and the band's second overall, is scheduled to make its international debut in early November.

As previously reported, BURST recently landed a coveted slot on OPETH's European headlining tour. The four-week trek is scheduled to cover ten countries starting in late November.

"Origo", which is already drawing critical acclaim from some of Europe's leading rock and metal press, will be released in the U.K. and Europe on October 24 and early 2006 in North America. The e-card previewing "Origo", which contains the new songs "Where the Wave Broke" and "The Immateria", can be accessed here.

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