CRISIS: Photos From 'Blood Burden' Video Shoot Posted Online

April 15, 2004

Photos from CRISIS' video shoot for the track "Blood Burden" have been posted online at this location. As previously reported, the filming took place on Saturday, April 10 with director Darren Doane (DEFTONES, AFI, THURSDAY, NILE).

"Blood Burden" comes off the group's new album, "Like Sheep Led To Slaughter", due on May 25 through The End/Children Of Rage Records. The follow-up to 1997's "The Hollowing" was recorded at Desert Moon Studios in Anaheim, Ca. with legendary producer Billy Anderson (CLUTCH, BRUTAL TRUTH, ORANGE GOBLIN, NEUROSIS, SLEEP) and is slated to include a multimedia section. Singer Karyn Crisis, in collaboration with Steve Conard (CRISIS' webmaster),has completed the artwork for the CD package. Guest vocals on "Study In Cancer" were provided by Daniel Dismal of CREMATORIUM.

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