LEAVES' EYES: 'Take The Devil In Me' Video Released

September 1, 2010

"Take The Devil In Me", the new video from LEAVES' EYES — the German/Norwegian band formed by ex-THEATRE OF TRAGEDY singer Liv Kristine Espenaes Krull and members of ATROCITY — can be viewed below. The song comes off the group's latest album, "Njord", which was re-released in May as a "special fan edition," containing three previously unreleased tracks — "At Heaven's End", "Angus and the Swan" and an acoustic version of "Irish Rain". The set also features an appearance by Liv's sister, Carmen Elise Espenaes from MIDNATTSOL, as a guest vocalist on "Irish Rain". The special fan edition comes with a noble matt and glossy foil printed slipcase, which is strictly limited.

The "special fan edition" of "Njord" consists of the "Njord" digipack, including two bonus tracks, as well as the brand new bonus CD "At Heaven's End", which contains seven non-album tracks, and the "My Destiny" video.

"Njord - Special Fan Edition" contents:

"Njord" (limited-edition digipak)

01. Njord
02. My Destiny
03. Emerald Island
04. Take the Devil in Me
05. Scarborough Fair
06. Through Our Veins
07. Irish Rain
08. Northbound
09. Ragnarok
10. Morgenland
11. The Holy Bond
12. Frøya's Theme
13. Landscape of the Dead (bonus track)
14. Les Champs de Lavande (bonus track)

"At Heaven's End" (bonus CD)

01. At Heaven's End (non-album track)
02. Angus and the Swan (non-album track)
03. Irish Rain (acoustic version - non-album track)
04. The Battle of Maldon (non-album track)
05. Scarborough Fair (acoustic version - non-album track)
06. Nine Wave Maidens (non-album track)
07. My Destiny (remix - non-album track)
08. My Destiny (video)

LEAVES' EYES has entered Mastersound Studio in Germany to begin recording its new album for a tentative late 2010/early 2011 release.

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