BLOOD OF CAIN: 'Bloody Bones' Video Posted Online

October 12, 2007

Northern California-based black/death metal outfit BLOOD OF CAIN has released the video for the song "Bloody Bones". The clip was shot at several underground metal gatherings throughout Northern California and can be viewed below.

According to the band's official bio, "BLOOD OF CAIN forge an alloy of melodic thrash, death metal, power metal, and other genres into a massive sound that must be heard to be experienced. Citing influences such as PANTERA, KING DIAMOND, and European death metal, they yet manage to create a sound that is unique to themselves." Guitarist Jake Costello says, "We don't stick to one style. Listen to our songs, they all sound different."

Cor Vespra - Bass
Kirk Williams - Guitar
Jake Costello - Guitar
Ken Bedene - Drums
Frank Bedene – Vocals

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/bloodofcain.

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