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BLACK TIDE Members Discuss Their Tattoos In New Video Interview

August 18, 2011

InkedMag.com has posted a video interview with the members of Miami's emerging hard rock outfit BLACK TIDE in which they discuss the meaning behind their tattoos. Check out the clip below for an up-close-and-personal glimpse at the guys' ink as they gear up for the release of "Post Mortem", BLACK TIDE's sophomore album, due out August 23 on DGC/Interscope Records.

"That Fire", the new video from BLACK TIDE, was directed by Paul R. Brown (STONE SOUR, SLIPKNOT, MTLEY CRE, KORN, GODSMACK, AVENGED SEVENFOLD) in Los Angeles and features a live performance of the song, while lead singer Gabriel Garcia deceives his future bride with her bridesmaids. "It's for the dudes that have girlfriends on the side," explains bassist Zakk Sandler.

"Post Mortem" was written and recorded in the summer of 2010, and is the follow-up to 2008's "Light From Above", which garnered instant critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, Spin, Revolver and more.

The band followed the release of "Light From Above" with an appearance on the inaugural Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival, performed on the main stage of Download 2008 and capped it off by playing the entire 2009 Vans Warped Tour.

In April 2011 BLACK TIDE was added as support for the only two announced U.S. dates of IRON MAIDEN's "The Final Frontier" world tour, which took place in BLACK TIDE's home state of Florida.

BLACK TIDE will hit the road later this year as part of the Rockstar Energy Drink Uproar Festival. The trek will run from August 26 through October 15, conquering North America with a massive active rock lineup which features veteran acts AVENGED SEVENFOLD, BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE, SEVENDUST and more.

"That Fire" video:

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