ANGER AS ART: Footage From Holland's DOKK'EM Open-Air Festival Available

October 12, 2008

Video footage of ANGER AS ART, the Los Angeles-based thrash metal band featuring Steve Gaines (ABATTOIR, BLOODLUST, PAGAN WAR MACHINE, DREAMS OF DAMNATION),performing at the Dokk'em open-air festival, which was held August 9, 2008 near Leeuwarden, Netherlands, can be viewed below.

ANGER AS ART's new album, "Callous and Furor", was released on October 31, 2006 via Old School Metal Records. The group is currently working on material for the follow-up effort, tentatively due in 2009. Gaines says, "We have written about twenty songs, are selecting ten to concentrate on. We will record and release between eight and ten. At this point, four are under the belts. Titles are 'Crush', 'Appease An Angry God', 'Master Becomes The Slave', and the one in progress — 'It Feels Like Blood'. Sounds like yer typical happy stuff, right?"

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