BLEED FROM WITHIN Release "Crown Of Misery" Music Video

April 3, 2018, 6 years ago

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BLEED FROM WITHIN Release "Crown Of Misery" Music Video

Just a few days prior to the release of their new album Era, Bleed From Within have released a video for the song “Crown Of Misery”, which was directed by Clearway Media.

The band about the song and video: “Our first two singles have an epic quality to them in that each song builds from start to finish. ‘Crown Of Misery’ kicks you in the face almost immediately then brings in one of the catchiest vocal hooks for the chorus. The three tracks together paint a pretty good picture of what to expect from the new album as a whole; aggression, melody & groove.
The video perfectly captures the energy of the band and the story shows the struggles of someone trying to break free from what holds them back. At the end, the crown is left behind and our character has disappeared. A sign that they have moved on from that which restricted them.”

Era, due for release on April 6th and available for pre-order here, was recorded at Middle Farm Studios and Bleed From Within headquarters between March - September 2017. The drums were produced and engineered by Adam ‘Nolly’ Getgood (Periphery, Animals As Leaders and more), who also mixed the album.

It is the first release featuring their new guitar player, Steven Jones. The Scottish based producer/songwriter joined the band two years ago and has been an integral part of both writing, and recording.

"Afterlife" video:

"Alive” video:

The band will be playing three intimate shows shortly after the album is released:

April
25 - Camden Assembly - London, England
26 - Gullivers - Manchester, England
27 - Saint Luke’s - Glasgow, Scotland

Tickets are available here.

Bleed From Within 2018 are:

Scott Kennedy - Vocals
Ali Richardson - Drums
Craig Gowans - Guitar
Davie Provan - Bass
Steven Jones - Guitar



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