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ALL THAT REMAINS, THROUGH THE EYES OF THE DEAD Featured In Latest 'Metal Injection' Episode

January 30, 2007

Metal Injection, the metal video on-demand web portal, always catches bands in their natural environment: drunk after the show. At Saints and Sinners Festival, things were no different. The Metal Injection crew had the chance to catch up with JOB FOR A COWBOY, ALL THAT REMAINS and THROUGH THE EYES OF THE DEAD for some hilarious interviews. When trying to approach Byron Davis, vocalist of GOD FORBID, the mic was snatched away and Byron set out on a free-for-all, with members from A LIFE ONCE LOST, FULL BLOWN CHAOS and the aforementioned bands joined in on the fun. Watch all the footage right on, for free, on demand at www.metalinjection.tv.

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