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DEFTONES, ROB ZOMBIE Video Premieres Planned For Tonight's 'Headbanger's Ball'

August 30, 2003

Two video premieres are being planned for tonight's edition of "Headbanger's Ball", which airs at 10:00 p.m. on MTV2: the clip for DEFTONES' new single, "Hexagram", and the never-before-released video for the ROB ZOMBIE song "Demonoid Phenomenon" (off 1998's "Hellbilly Deluxe"). The ZOMBIE clip will be featured on the Rob's upcoming career retrospective, "Past, Present & Future", due on September 23 through Geffen Records. The two-disc set brings together a CD of 19 digitally remastered selections — including two new recordings — and a DVD of 10 music videos, three of them previously unreleased.

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