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Croatia’s top metal band Cold Snap are back! After a difficult lineup change, the band have teamed up with Hell Energy Drink to release a new song turned lyric video for the song "Straight to Hell". The video was directed by Dora Jovanovska, and the song is taken from their full-length album entitled "World War 3", which was produced by Tue Madsen (Suicide Silence, The Haunted, Dir En Grey) at Antfarm Studios, Denmark.

"Have you ever been in hell?" asks Jan Kerekes, lead singer of Cold Snap. "We've been there. After 13 years, our guitar players and drummer quit Cold Snap. Some of them stopped playing metal music, and some of them even stopped listening to metal music. They said that they don`t believe in Cold Snap anymore, so there was just two of us, Zoran and myself; in hell. Hell is cold, it's quiet, and the fear is everywhere. Half of our lives we worked hard, we sacrificed ourselves, and even neglected others. We know who we are, and we know what we believe in. As a result, we pushed ourselves and found a way out. We found new members, great guys, great people, and in a short time we played more than 30 shows together. We wrote 12 more songs for a new album that will come out in June 2018. Straight to Hell is a reminder-video that Cold Snap is alive, stronger and more powerful than ever. We'd like to give a big thanks to Hell Energy Drink for their support."

Check it out HERE.
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COLD SNAP are mad as hell about child predators. While most bands avoid sensitive topics, their intent is that this video will get people talking about this problem, and give someone the courage to step forward and speak out.

“In this video there is a lot of metaphors and symbolism” states vocalist Jan Kerekes. “The video is deliberately uncomfortable to watch. That’s the point, because it’s important to see the horror of what happened. Our intent is that this video will get people talking about this problem, and give someone the courage to step forward and speak out. If this video saves just one child, then we will be proud of what we’ve done here.”

The video was directed by Tin Majnaric at Alfa Film Studios in Zagreb, Croatia. The parents of the four boys from in video gave permission to film these scenes, and some were there during the filming. For a few moments on the set, everyone felt uncomfortable. In real life however, there are children who are much more uncomfortable than that… they’re ashamed to speak up, scared. They feel like what happened is their fault and that’s the biggest problem with this, they (or their parents) don’t speak up.

Check out the video right HERE.
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