CENTURY's 'Black Ocean' Video Available

April 17, 2008

CENTURY's new video for the track "Black Ocean" is currently debuting on MTV's Headbanger's Blog, and will see a big screen debut on MTV2's "Headbanger's Ball" on Saturday. Check local listings for time and channel. The track comes from CENTURY's new effort, "Black Ocean", which will hit the streets April 29 through Prosthetic Records. An e-card for the album, featuring three tracks, tour dates, and biography information, is available at this location. It will feature an interactive puzzle, revealing behind-the-scenes footage, a short film based on the "Black Ocean" concept, a bonus track and more upon the album's release.

Recorded and produced by CENTURY frontman Carson Slovak, the debut video from "Black Ocean" was co-written along with the band by J. Sifl, the enigmatic mastermind behind SifBlog.

Watch the clip below. (Note: Video stream may not be available to some non-U.S. residents.)

Mastered by Kim Rosen of West Westside Studios, "Black Ocean" is two years in the making, following "Faith And Failure", which saw a 2006 release through Tribunal Records.

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