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Sister Sin, 'Hearts of Cold' Video Shoot (PHOTO EXCLUSIVE)

Posted on Jan 21st 2013 11:45AM by Noisecreep Staff Comments

Chad Norris

Swedish hard rockers Sister Sin have just released a kickass video for "Hearts of Cold," the second single from their recent album, Now and Forever. Singer Liv Jagrell flexes her acting skills in the cinematic new clip.

Directed by Eric Richter in Chicago, Ill., the video packs a ferocious punch in a span of four minutes and sixteen seconds that will have your adrenaline rushing with your fist held high. The song is loosely based on characters Mikey and Mallory from the 1994 movie Natural Born Killers and mirrors the Finnish, real life version of them; Juha Veikko Valjakkala and Marita Routalammi, who crossed the border over to Sweden and killed a family of three.

Noisecreep got its hands on some exclusive photos from the "Hearts of Cold" video shoot! Check them out below along with the new video.

Watch 'Hearts of Cold' Video

Photos from the 'Hearts of Cold' Video Shoot

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20. Thrice (farewell)

19. Kuza

18. Claudio Sanchez (Coheed and Cambria)

17. Monte Pittman (Madonna, Prong, Adam Lambert)

16. Clown (Slipknot)

15. Jimmy Urine (Mindless Self Indulgence)

14. Brian O'Halloran (Clerks, Clerks 2)

13. (tie) The Natural Born Killers

12. Miss May I

Kriz DK (Deadstar Assembly, Genitortuers)

10. Brian Slagel (founder of Metal Blade Records)

9. Alissa White-Gluz (The Agonist)

8. (tie) Blessthefall

7. Jerry Only (Misfits)

6. Memphis May Fire

5. Watain

4. (tie) Mitch Lucker (Suicide Silence)

3. Danny Worsnop (Asking Alexandria)

2. Kerry King (Slayer) and Corey Taylor (Slipknot)

1. Angelo Parente (Motionless In White)

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The countdown has begun for Sister Sin's much-anticipated North American takeover. Starting in Tampa, Fla. on Feb. 1, the group will hit 19 cities alongside metal legend Doro before beginning a series of headlining dates that will take them through Tampa, Toronto, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia and more. See a full listing of tour dates here.

Now and Forever is available on the Victory Records' webstore and through iTunes/Amazon.

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