EVERY TIME I DIE Vocalist Discusses PANTERA Cover 'Controversy'; Video Available

February 18, 2008

Metal Injection recently conducted an interview with Keith and Jordan Buckley of EVERY TIME I DIE. During the interview, Keith was asked to talk about what has become a very controversial clip on the Internet of him performing a cover of PANTERA's "Walk" with FALL OUT BOY. After joking around a bit, Keith said point blank, "If you're against people playing music with friends, then I don't even know what you're going in music at all."

Watch the interview below.

EVERY TIME I DIE sold almost 14,000 copies of its new album, "The Big Dirty" (Ferret Music),in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 41 on The Billboard 200 chart.

"The Big Dirty" was produced by Steve Evetts and is "the CD you would compile if asked to make a mix of the best EVERY TIME I DIE songs you haven't heard yet," the band writes in the press release. "Ten-plus tracks that tore from our filthy hands like the creature that jumped out of that dude's stomach in 'Alien'."

Fan-filmed video footage of EVERY TIME I DIE singer Keith Buckley and FALL OUT BOY performing PANTERA's "Walk" on November 19, 2007 in Buffalo, New York can be viewed below:

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