BONDED BY BLOOD: 'Feed The Beast' Onstage Video Available

March 4, 2008

Last weekend, BONDED BY BLOOD played a show to a crazed, sweaty and packed house in California and as always, the band absolutely thrashed the place like it had never been thrashed before.

To get the full BONDED BY BLOOD experience, however, you must be up on the stage, looking down upon the utter sea of humanity flailing about in the audience. Aside from the few brief seconds it would take you to climb on stage before flying back into the crowd again, you'd never be able to truly appreciate the insanity caused by such songs as "Feed The Beast" unless you were part of the band...until now.

As vocalist Jose "Aladdin" Barrales says, "Every time we're up on stage, it's like a big party." Now you can experience the party the very same way that BONDED BY BLOOD does in this special video shot by a lucky person up on stage as the band performs the title track from their upcoming Earache debut, "Feed The Beast". Experience all the adrenaline and love from the crowd that BONDED BY BLOOD does every time they hit the stage and as a bonus, a drunken "pole dancer."

Watch the clip below.

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