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VILDHJARTA Premieres “dagger” Music Video Online
Progressive djentlemen Vildhjarta have teamed-up with Metal Hammer (Germany) for the exclusive premiere of their new video clip “dagger”! Directed by Jakob Arevarn, “dagger” is the second music video from the Swedish septet’s forthcoming debut album, ‘måsstaden’, which will be released via Century Media Records on November 28th in Europe and November 29th in North America. To watch the clip, head HERE.
Progressive djentlemen Vildhjarta have teamed-up with Metal Hammer (Germany) for the exclusive premiere of their new video clip “dagger”! Directed by Jakob Arevarn, “dagger” is the second music video from the Swedish septet’s forthcoming debut album, ‘måsstaden’, which will be released via Century Media Records on November 28th in Europe and November 29th in North America. To watch the clip, head HERE.
The band’s previous music video, “benblåst”, can be viewed below. In this mind-bending video clip, director Rob Mestas draws us into the obscure world of måsstaden, a concept record that tells the tale of a hidden and isolated town, narrated in a classic fable manner.
For more information, please visit: www.facebook.com/vildhjartaofficial.
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