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EARACHE RECORDS Unveils Video Web Site

August 27, 2010

Renowned British independent record label Earache Records has unveiled a brand new video web site, Earache.TV.

Earache Records has long been an innovator in the world of extreme music, and its latest project, powered by MUZU.TV, aims to make all of its videos available to be watched online, completely free.

Check out the new website with its huge selection of videos and watch them all for free at www.earache.tv.

Earache.TV contains not only the usual selection of promotional music videos from all of its bands, but also, for the first time ever, a huge selection of full live shows from many of the artists. Also included on the new web site are a number of interviews with band members, as well as numerous documentaries and clips from the label's various DVD releases.

Earache aims to make every single video and concert that the label has ever recorded available for fans to view for free, all in one easy-to-find location.

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