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BLACK TUSK: 'Red Eyes, Black Skies' Video Released

July 6, 2010

"Red Eyes, Black Skies", the new video from Savannah, Georgia's BLACK TUSK, can be viewed below. The clip was directed by Kevin Custer (FLOGGING MOLLY, HATEBREED, TOMBS) in Austin, Texas and is presented as part of the second installment of the Scion A/V Video Series.

The "Red Eyes, Black Skies" video will begin airing on MTV2 today at 7:00 p.m. EST.

BLACK TUSK is currently on tour in the U.S. in support of its new album, "Taste The Sin", which was released on May 25 via Relapse Records. The co-headlining run with Atlanta's ZOROASTER, dubbed the "Summer Southern Burn Tour", is concluding this week along the East Coast.

The follow-up to "Passage Through Purgatory", "Taste The Sin" was recorded at the Jam Room (BARONESS, BAND OF HORSES, KYLESA, WITHERED) in Columbia, South Carolina with engineers Jay Matheson and Steve Slavich.

Formed in 2005, BLACK TUSK released its full-length debut, "Passage Through Purgatory", in 2008 via Hyperrealist. The band more recently issued a series of split seven-inch singles, including those with ASG, THE HOLY MOUNTAIN and FIGHT AMP.

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