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EKOTREN: 'Tranquilized' Video Available

May 21, 2008

"Tranquilized", the new video from Florida hard rockers EKOTREN, can be viewed below. The first clip from the band's debut album, "Light The Fire", was shot in early February in New Jersey by David Brodsky (MyGoodEye),who has previously worked with such bands as GOD FORBID, SUICIDE SILENCE, STRAPPING YOUNG LAD and THE RED CHORD.

EKOTREN has kept busy since recording its debut album in October of last year. The band toured in November/December with DIECAST and MOWER, then in January/February with ILL NINO, DROID and BOBAFLEX, and is currently out with SCUM OF THE EARTH (featuring Riggs, formerly of ROB ZOMBIE) and RIKETS.

"Light The Fire" was released on February 19 via Blind Prophecy Records.

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