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BULLET FOR MAY VALENTINE Offers Track-by-Track Breakdown Of New Album

January 14, 2008

BULLET FOR MAY VALENTINE's Matt Tuck and Michael Paget recently gave a track-by-track breakdown of their forthcoming album, "Scream Aim Fire", to Germany's Metal Hammer magazine. Read it in English, German.

A new video interview with BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE conducted by Germany's Rockster.tv can be viewed at this location.

BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE's new single, "Scream Aim Fire", has made an instant impact at rock radio as the band prepares to issue the album of the same name on January 29.

The CD/DVD edition of "Scream Aim Fire" will feature a music video for the title track, a "making-of" documentary, segments from "Bullet TV," tours of the recording studio and the band's quarters there, a photo gallery and more.

The Welsh quartet recently issued a 15-minute digital single containing the songs "Scream Aim Fire" and "Eye of the Storm", plus track-by-track commentary by Tuck and drummer Michael "Moose" Thomas.

The new disc follows up BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE's 2006 debut, "The Poison", which has sold more than 340,000 copies in the U.S.

BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE will join AVENGED SEVENFOLD and ATREYU on this winter's Taste of Chaos tour, beginning on February 29 in Denver.

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