With the high sales of Gehenna's latest album, directors and sponsors have been contacting the band about videos. The band has already agreed to film two videos to be released with Bam Margera and Gregory Doyle (Nemo and Wish I Had An Angel). Due to the demand, the band has decided to release a video album.
The album will be included in a collector's edition of 'Distant Eternity' that will be released in late November. Footage will include professional videos by various diewctors with special guests as well as concert footage. Filming will begin in late September.
Last week, Gehenna's first release off 'Distant Eternity' hit the UK top ten charts at #3, two slots above HIM's And Love Said No! The single will soon be released in the US next week, and it's already racing up the Finnish charts.
Nearing the road to recovery, Jae has announced that Gehenna's previously scheduled concert in Helsinki will go off as planned. However, taking precautions, the concert will only feature songs from the new album.
The concert will be aired on Fuse live, featuring a special interview with Jae (pre-taped) an hour before the concert airs. Questions from fans will be answered, so send in any questions that you'd like answered to questions@genna.com!
The concert & interview will be aired on September 19th, starting at 8pm Eastern time.
After returning from a three month long break to record their new album, Gehenna returned to Finland only to have their determination tested. Jae and Jerika, on their search for apartments in Helsinki, had both been injured in a car crash.
The fault was that of another drive, who ran a stop light and hit the passenger side of the car in a head-on collision. Jerika walked away with a minor concussion and Jae came away with a minor concussion, a cut to the temple, and several cracked ribs.
Jae will be released from the hospital this weekend and bed ridden for some time to recover. Keeping this in mind, it is possible that next month's concert in Helsinki may be postponed.