ORPHANED LAND Members To Be Interviewed On Fret12; Fan Questions Welcomed
March 10, 2010, 14 years ago
Israel’s ORPHANED LAND have issued the following update:
"Orphaned Land are doing an interview with Fret12.com on Sunday, March 14th and Fret12 lets you the fans ask Yossi and Matt all the questions. Click the links below to submit your questions now and stay tuned for the video interview answers to be posted later this month."Submit questions for Yossi Sassi Sa'aron here, and for Matt Svatizky here.
Orphaned Land pioneered Middle Eastern metal music and their fourth studio opus, The Never Ending Way Of ORwarriOR is now available everywhere. It’s a sophisticated concept album taking Orphaned Land’s unique brand of exotic, heavy music to soaring new heights in terms of complexity and catchiness.
The eye-popping new video for the track, 'Sapari', has premiered exclusively through AOL Noisecreep. Check it out below.
Kobi (vocals) further describes the meaning behind this ambitious clip: “With the video clip, we are trying to reflect this inner search of a man and his spirit. The actor, Matti Atlas, was filmed in a room, sitting in a box, writing scared stuff. This is the exact way they used to sit and write in the old days in Yemen. He is writing… searching. At some point, he starts to freak out; to write on the walls, on his body, getting even possessed in a way. He is alone, confused, searching for answers and meaning, just as we all are.
Sapari (means ‘tell me’ in hebrew) is a 17th century poem written by Sa'adia ben Amram, a jewish Poet who lived in Yemen back then. The song is a duet between the poet and his soul. The poet seeks for his soul and asks her where is ‘she’. The soul, described as a dove in the song, answers that she is at the high chamber, heavens, preparing herself to wear the shape of a human body. In a way, this song reflects the inner search that every human is going through. We are getting to know our self more and more each and every day, and our journey here is far from being easy.”
Orphaned Land make their triumphant return to North America this week as direct support to SUIDAKRA. Remaining dates include:
March
10 - Les Foufounes Electriques - Montreal, QC13 - Wreck Room - Toronto, ON
14 - Bottom Lounge - Chicago, IL