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DIR EN GREY: 'Dozing Green' Video Posted Online

October 24, 2007

Japanese rock phenomenon DIR EN GREY has posted the video for its new single, "Dozing Green", at Kerrang.com. It can also be viewed below.

Commented DIR EN GREY's Kaoru: "Mid-tour, during a sound check in Copenhagen, we took some time to play this new song on stage repeatedly, making minor changes as we went. This continued throughout the rest of the tour. The whole process actually benefited us a lot. I feel that the band’s unique mood and temperature is actually captured in between the sounds."

Shinya: "Thanks to all the time we spent working on that song, we were able to completely understand the character of this song. We now perform this song at every show on the current tour, but I still remember that I was able to get into the song smoothly even when we played it the first night."

Die: "I have to say that the song has gone through a drastic change from the original demo, in fact it sounds so different now I can barely remember what it used to sound like! As a result I believe that this song actually breathed a new sense into the band. In fact, this is the next and first step towards our new album."

Toshiya: "I agree with that. I am incredibly thrilled with the end result. The song has both depth and width to it. It took us a long time to come to this point, but this single is the result of working relentlessly without giving up."

"Dozing Green" will be released in the UK on Monday, October 29, and will be supported by the following performances in the UK:

Nov. 02 - London Shepherds Bush Empire
Nov. 12 - Oxford Academy
Nov. 14 - Sheffield Corporation

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