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NIGHTWISH: DualDisc Version Of 'Sleeping Sun' Single To Arrive In June

May 6, 2006

Drakkar Records has set a June 2, 2006 release date for the DualDisc version of the NIGHTWISH single "Sleeping Sun", entitled "Ballads of the Eclipse". In addition to four audio tracks, the DualDisc will contain the videos for "Sleeping Sun" and the live clips for "Walking in the Air" and "Swanheart".

The video for "Sleeping Sun" was shot in August 2005 in Prague, Czech Republic. The clip was directed by Jörn Heitmann, who has previously worked with such artists as RAMMSTEIN ("Keine Lust", "Amerika") and THE RASMUS ("No Fear").

The original version of "Sleeping Sun" appeared on NIGHTWISH's 1998 album, "Oceanborn".

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