AUGUST BURNS RED: New Video Interview, Performance Footage Available

October 28, 2008

Finland's HardcoreSounds.Net conducted an interview with vocalist Jake Luhrs and drummer Matt Greiner of the Lancaster, Pennsylvania-based Christian metalcore quintet AUGUST BURNS RED in Helsinki. Also available is footage of the band's October 15, 2008 concert at Nosturi in Helsinki. You can watch the clips below.

AUGUST BURNS RED's video for the song "Back Burner" was shot in the group's hometown with Endeavor Media (SILVERSTEIN). The song comes off AUGUST BURNS RED's second full-length album, "Messengers" (Soild State),which entered The Billboard 200 chart at No. 81 in June 2007.

Although AUGUST BURNS RED's music is often defined as "Christian metalcore, guitarist JB Brubaker mentioned in an interview with Shout!, an online magazine, that "Christian is a religion and not a style of music," and he would "rather just let the music speak for itself." However, the group's other guitarist, Brent Rambler, explained that "it is important to us that people know that we are indeed Christians...without having us stand up there and ram it down peoples throats."

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