CEPHALIC CARNAGE Discusses Making Of 'Dying Will Be The Death Of Me' Video

March 21, 2007

Music video site Roxwel.com has posted a behind-the-scenes video interview with Denver, Colorado's CEPHALIC CARNAGE about their "Dying Will Be the Death of Me" clip. The band sat down before their show in Austin, TX and did a real-time DVD-style commentary as they watched their video and engaged in some... pre-show goodies.

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CEPHALIC CARNAGE is currently wrapping up the recording process on its new full-length album. The band spent most of the winter locked in their new recording studio with longtime producer/engineer Dave Otero working on its fifth full-length. Advance songtitles include "Endless Cycle of Violence", "Touched by an Angel", "Vaporized", "G.lobal O.verhaul D.vice", and "Ov Vicissitude". The still-as-yet-untitled record is expected to see a May release.

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