AUGUST BURNS RED Releases 'The Frost' Video

September 18, 2017

"The Frost", the new video from AUGUST BURNS RED, can be seen below. Co-directed by Dan Fusselman and Samuel Halleen, the clip follows the band as they perform through various weather cycles and showcases the group's signature style with intricate musicianship and captivating melodies.

"The Frost" is taken from AUGUST BURNS RED's seventh full-length album, "Phantom Anthem", which will be released on October 6 via Fearless Records. The follow-up to 2015's "Found In Far Away Places" was recorded with longtime producers Carson Slovak and Grant McFarland.

"Phantom Anthem" track listing:

01. King Of Sorrow
02. Hero Of The Half Truth
03. The Frost
04. Lifeline
05. Invisible Enemy
06. Quake
07. Coordinates
08. Generations
09. Float
10. Dangerous
11. Carbon Copy

The imaginative music video for the song "Invisible Enemy" can be seen below.

Working with director Samuel Halleen, the band was turned into 3D marionette versions of themselves, with no details spared, even including a scene of one of their most iconic videos for "Meddler". To the clothes they wear on stage, to the small details in their personal instruments, this video truly captures the energy of AUGUST BURNS RED's commanding presence and even includes some of the band's top fans in the video.

"Found In Far Away Places" marked AUGUST BURNS RED's second consecutive Top 10 debut on the Billboard Top 200. The single "Identity" notched a Grammy Award nod in the category of "Best Metal Performance."

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