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ALL SHALL PERISH: 'Eradication' Video Approved By 'Headbanger's Ball'

August 23, 2006

Nuclear Blast recording artist ALL SHALL PERISH has put up a new track for download on its web site, entitled "There is no Business to be Done on a Dead Planet". The group's new album, "The Price of Existence", has been receiving rave reviews on all the major review web sites and magazines, as the band finds its latest tour with NIGHTS LIKE THESE, LIGHT THIS CITY and SUICIDE SILENCE coming to a close.

In other news, ALL SHALL PERISH has had its new video for "Eradication" approved for play on "Headbanger's Ball". The exact air date will be announced soon. Watch the clip at www.allshallperish.com.

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