MY DYING BRIDE: New Audio Interview Posted Online

July 11, 2008

Aaron Stainthorpe (vocals) and Andrew Craighan (guitar) of the legendary UK doom metal band MY DYING BRIDE were interviewed at the Graspop Metal Meeting (June 27-29) in Dessel, Belgium by "Whiplash", a weekly metal show on Belgian national radio Studio Brussel, hosted by AFTER ALL guitarist Dries Van Damme. Listen to the chat in streaming audio at this location.

MY DYING BRIDE is currently recording its highly anticipated follow-up to 2006's "A Line of Deathless Kings" with longtime producer Mags. A late 2008 release via Peaceville Records is expected.

Check out photos from the recording sessions on the band's official web site.

MY DYING BRIDE recently announced the addition of keyboardist/violinist Katie Stone to the group's ranks.

Peaceville Records in April released MY DYING BRIDE's "An Ode to Woe", a two-disc live CD/DVD in digibook packaging. The show — which was originally streamed on the online concert channel Fabchannel.com — was filmed at the world-famous Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland, in April 2007. The legendary venue (previous performers include NICK CAVE, THE ROLLING STONES, NIRVANA and the SEX PISTOLS) provides the perfect setting for this special gig.

MY DYING BRIDE has been confirmed for the Damnation Festival 2008, set to take place Saturday, November 22 at England's Leeds University Union.

The festival billing is shaping up as follows:

CARCASS
MY DYING BRIDE
PITCHSHIFTER
NAPALM DEATH
SIGH
THE BERZERKER
TAINT
DESECRATION
RAMESSES
LATITUDES

Tickets for Damnation are on sale now priced at £29 (subject to booking fee).

For more information, visit www.damnationfestival.co.uk.

Fna-filmed video footage of MY DYING BRIDE performing the song "The Cry Of Mankind" live at the Waldrock festival on July 5, 2008 in Bergum, Holland can be viewed below (clip uploaded by YouTube user "Sietse666").

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