Canadian folk metal warriors SCYTHIA are proud to present their epic and adventurous music video for their song ‘Spirit of the Quest‘ from their sophomore album, “…Of Exile“, which was released to great praise in 2011.
“Scythia is pleased to finally reveal Spirit of the Quest. This video has been a long time in the making as we’ve made several attempts to capture our excitement and enthusiasm as well as the story on the album with an indie budget. Filming and editing it was an extremely fun and humorous process, we worked with James Weekes and Rosie Anson of Hammer Records to capture the footage. They were both great at capturing wicked content and amping us up to get into character.” says vocalist / guitarist Dave Khan.
‘Spirits Of The Quest‘ can be viewed via the YouTube player below:
In additional news, the band will be releasing its third album later this fall with full details being announced on the release and tour in the coming weeks.
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