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DIVINE HERESY: Footage From NYC Listening Party Available

August 27, 2007

Metal Injection caught up with former FEAR FACTORY guitarist Dino Cazares' newest project DIVINE HERESY at their official New York City listening party to discuss the band's new album. The liquor had been flowing all night, and you can watch the results in the interview. In addition, Metal Injection caught up with DIVINE HERESY vocalist Tommy Vext as he stopped by Melissa Cross's studio for some vocal coaching in preparation for their upcoming tour.

Click here to watch the clips.

DIVINE HERESY's video for the track "Failed Creation", which was recently shot with acclaimed director Christoffer "Salzy" Salzgeber (DAMAGEPLAN, SOULFLY),can be viewed on YouTube. The song comes off the group's debut album, "Bleed the Fifth", due in the U.S. on August 28. (The record will be released on Century Media in North America with Roadrunner having the rights to all other territories).

Scuzz TV has posted a video interview with DIVINE HERESY members Dino Cazares (ex-FEAR FACTORY; guitar) and Tommy Cummings (VEXT; vocals). Dino and Tommy answer viewer questions submitted via www.scuzz.com. Watch the 10-minute clip at this location.

DIVINE HERESY will celebrate the release of its debut album, "Bleed the Fifth", with a special show at The Whisky A Go Go in West Hollywood on Tuesday, August 28. This event will mark the band's second performance with new bassist Joe Payne (ex-NILE). Tickets can be purchased now at www.ticketmaster.com.

DIVINE HERESY will team up with STATIC-X, SHADOWS FALL and 3 INCHES OF BLOOD for a U.S. tour this fall.

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