SONATA ARCTICA Writes 'Da Best Song Ever' For REVOLVER Magazine

June 22, 2007

"The guys from SONATA ARCTICA have 'Sopranos' fever, and nothing makes them happier than visiting New York City," writes Brian Stillman of Revolver magazine. And so starts the story of how two of Finland's favorite sons stopped in on the Revolver offices, stumbled over a portable recording unit, and recorded "Da Best Song Ever". To read the rest of the adventure, pick up the August 2007 issue and turn to Page 42!

For exclusive, behind-the-scenes shots of the SONATA ARCTICA recording session while at Revolver, click here.

Listen to "Da Best Song Ever" at this location.

Sign up to win a CD-R of "Da Best Song Ever" and the one-of-a-kind autographed lyric sheet used in the two-hour recording session here.

Recorded and mixed at Finnvox Studios in Helsinki, SONATA ARCTICA's latest album, "Unia" — which has been available in North America since May 22 — landed on the following international album charts: Finland - #1; Japan - #7; Sweden - #27; Germany - #35; Switzerland - #40; Austria - #62. The "Paid in Full" single (available for viewing here) also secured the #1 single position in their native land.

SONATA's third North American tour begins September 12 in Fort Worth, Texas and includes a headlining performance at the ProgPower USA VIII festival in Atlanta Georgia. Complete tour dates can be viewed at this location.

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