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AGNOSTIC FRONT To Kick Off New Season Of LatiNation TV

September 28, 2011

New York hardcore legends AGNOSTIC FRONT will kick off the new season of LatiNation TV this week with a special feature on vocalist Roger Miret and his brother Freddy Cricien of MADBALL. The interview took place while the band was on set for the music video of their new song, "A Mi Manera". The segment will air between Wednesday, September 28 and Sunday, October 2, depending on your location.

For a list of show times in your area, go to this location.

AGNOSTIC FRONT's latest video, "My Life My Way", can be seen below. The song is the title track of the band's latest album, which was released on March 4 in Europe and March 22 in North America via Nuclear Blast Records. The CD was recorded at Mana Recording Studios in St. Petersburg, Florida and features 13 new powerful and anthemic songs laid down by Erik Rutan (MADBALL, GOATWHORE, CANNIBAL CORPSE, etc.) under the watchful guide of producer Freddy Cricien of MADBALL. The record was mastered by Alan Douches at West West Side Music (SEPULTURA, SUFFOCATION, UNEARTH) in New Windsor, New York.

The "My Life My Way" cover artwork was brought to life this time by artist Todd Hubber, who also works with vocalist Roger Miret on designing his street wear clothing line American Made Kustom.

Commented AGNOSTIC FRONT vocalist Roger Miret: "After all is said and done, we are amazed on how great our new record turned out! It's by far our catchiest record to date and it's going to make everyone want to sing along for sure. Freddy killed it on the production end, just capturing that hardcore vibe that only he can get out of AGNOSTIC FRONT. The boys all put nothing but passion into the songs, and Erik Rutan just dialed it all in to make AGNOSTIC FRONT sound as natural and as organic as ever. This one will definitely be a classic once it's heard worldwide!"

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