BEHEMOTH: April 2007 NYC Concert Footage Posted Online

January 30, 2008

MetalKult.com has just posted four new live videos from Polish extreme metal act BEHEMOTH.

The footage — including the songs "Slaves Shall Serve", "Horns Ov Baphomet", "Christians to the Lions" and "Chant for Eschaton 2000" — was captured when the four-piece came to New York City on April 29, 2007 to play Irving Plaza in support of its 2007 album "The Apostasy".

Also available on MetalKult.com is a video question-and-answer interview and guitar lesson with vocalist/guitarist Adam "Nergal" Darski.

Go to MetalKult.com to check out this footage.

BEHEMOTH recently inked new deals with Nuclear Blast Records (Europe) and Metal Blade Records (USA).

BEHEMOTH filmed a video for the track "Prometherion" this past summer. Shot by acclaimed director Soren (ALL THAT REMAINS, UNEARTH),the clip is a frenetic, savage performance based video that perfectly showcases the band's unrelenting energy and uncompromising vision. Watch the video at this location.

The 2007 "Radio Rebellion" tour afforded BEHEMOTH the opportunity to perform a longer set in more intimate settings, ultimately providing fans with "the definitive BEHEMOTH experience". This was also a chance for the band to perform an array of songs from their highly acclaimed new offering, "The Apostasy", which debuted at #149 on the Billboard Top 200 chart.

Watch fan-filmed video footage of BEHEMOTH's November 12, 2007 concert at The Opera House in Toronto, Ontario (courtesy of "ressurection9"):

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