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ENOCHIAN CRESCENT: 'Ghost of Saturn' Video Posted Online

May 9, 2007

ENOCHIAN CRESCENT's video for the song "Ghost of Saturn" is available at YouTube. The clip was filmed in March and April 2007 with director Tommi Lind in the countryside near Tampere, Finland. According to a press release, "the video brings to life visually the heavy-hearted aspects of the song and its lyrics. The song portrays conventional Saturnian aspect of time that is as the elderly melancholic whose life is turning to the end. The video passes by as quickly as life itself."

"Ghost of Saturn" comes off the Finnish black metallers' critically acclaimed full-length album "Black Church", available on Woodcut Records. The CD was nominated in the "Album of the Year" category and ENOCHIAN CRESCENT was nominated in the "Best Band" category at the Finnish Metal Awards 2006.

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