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DESOLATE WAYS: 'Drowned In Tears' Video Posted Online

February 26, 2008

"Drowned in Tears", the second video from Brazilian metallers DESOLATE WAYS, can be viewed below. The track comes off the group's second effort, "Tearful", which was released in 2007 by Erpland Records. The band once again collaborated with Giselle Jacques, a well-known South American director which has won several awards, including 12º Gramado Cinevídeo and 8º Prêmio IECINE.

DESOLATE WAYS is currently in pre-production for its third album, which will be recorded at Nitro Sound Solutions under the guidance of producer Roger Fingle, vocalist and multi-instrumentist of the bands BLOOD TEARS and SEDUCED BY SUICIDE.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/des0lateways.

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