Take a look behind the scenes of gothic rockers The 69 Eyes and Dani Filth's collaboration on track Two Horns Up
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To celebrate the release of their 30-year-anniversary album West End launched on Friday 13th (of course), Helsinki goth rockers The 69 Eyes launched a very special video for track Two Horns Up, which features guest vocals from the one and only Dani Filth.
Speaking about the track, The 69 Eyes vocalistJyrki says: "We've been friends with Dani Filth for 25 years and The 69 Eyes did our best-ever and legendary North American tour with them over ten years ago.
"We were partying with him on my 50th birthday at Hollywood's Rainbow Bar & Grill last October and came into conclusion that he should sing some guest vocals on our new album.
"It is mind-blowing to have the world's most recognizable extreme metal vocalist on the opening track on our album. Two Horns Up speaks about today and to everybody!"
Check out the video below:
We were lucky enough to grab some exclusive behind-the-scenes shots of the making of the video, which featuring Dani in full corpse paint and supporting some spectacularly devilish horns!
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(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
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(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
(Image credit: Anabel Feldman of Deliquesce photography)
The 69 Eyes' new studio album, West End, is out now via Nuclear Blast and is full of heavy up-tempo rock anthems, black memento mori moments and dark humour.
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The record features several great guest vocalists such as Dani Filth, Wednesday 13 and Beastö Blancö's Calico Cooper.
