Chuck Billy, vocalist for Bay Area thrash metal legends TESTAMENT, will be interviewed live tomorrow, November 6th, on 107.7 The Bone with Nikki Blakk. The two will be discussing the group’s recent nomination for “best music video” by the Native American Film Institute for their 'Native Blood' clip. Joining them also is the director of the piece, Mike Sloat (MACHINE HEAD, STAIND). Fans can either tune into the station if they’re in the area, or view the webcam/live stream feed at this location starting at 9 pm PST / Midnight EST.

The Native American Film Institute will be holding the 37th annual American Indian Film Festival this November 2nd to 10th at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, CA. The awards ceremony will take place November 10th at the same location. The event will include a screening of Testament's 'Native Blood' music video. Attendees can catch the showing on November 9th at 7pm.

The American Indian Film Festival recognizes outstanding Indian cinematic accomplishments, and will recognize Native media makers and talent via its American Indian Motion Picture Awards Show. The Festival also provides an opportunity for filmmakers, tribes, media and public audiences to come together and share in the creative experience and celebrate cinematic accomplishment.

'Native Blood', whose lyrics are about vocalist Chuck Billy’s Native American heritage, was filmed at the Hopland Indian Reservation in Hopland, CA.

'Native Blood' comes off Testament's new album, Dark Roots Of Earth, which was released in July via Nuclear Blast Records.