DRUGZONE's 'Banned' Video Posted Online

November 9, 2007

Hungarian neo-rock band DRUGZONE, which is said to be influenced by such groups as MARILYN MANSON, WEDNESDAY 13 and NINE INCH NAILS, has completed work on its second music video, for the song "I Hate Humans". The track comes off the band's debut album, "Digital Screams", which was released by the Hungarian-Italian record label Karmatronic Records.

Due to the video being too disturbing for viewers under the age of 18, and containing some violent and scary elements, it has been banned from the Hungarian music channels. The band is about to start working on a censored version, but the original uncensored video can be already found on the band's MySpace profile and official web site. Watch the clip below.

Prior to signing with Karmatronic, DRUGZONE released two promotional EPs on its own.

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