DEVILDRIVER: On The Set Of 'Dead To Rights' Video

February 19, 2011

POWERMAN 5000 frontman and FEARnet correspondent Spider One visited Santa Barbara, California metallers DEVILDRIVER on the set of "Dead To Rights", the first video from the band's upcoming album, "Beast". Watch the report below to discover the Russian supernatural cult film that inspired the clip and hear from vocalist Dez Fafara, guitarist Jeff Kendrick and music video direct Austin Reading.

"Beast", the fifth album from DEVILDRIVER, can be streamed in its entirety on the band's MySpace page. Due on February 22 via Roadrunner Records, the CD was recorded at Sonic Ranch studios in Tornillo, Texas with producer Mark Lewis (TRIVIUM, CHIMAIRA, ALL THAT REMAINS) and was mixed by acclaimed British producer Andy Sneap (MEGADETH, EXODUS, MACHINE HEAD, NEVERMORE, ARCH ENEMY) at his Backstage studio in Derbyshire, England. The band recorded 14 songs during the "Beast" sessions, with 12 tracks making the standard version of the CD and all 14 songs appearing on the special edition. The special edition also includes the band's documentary "You May Know Us From The Stage" (shot by filmmaker Daniel J. Burke, a.k.a. Bruce Wayne) and official music videos spanning DEVILDRIVER's career thus far.

"Beast" is available for pre-order at this location.

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