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EYES SET TO KILL: Video Footage From New Album Pre-Production Sessions

March 2, 2013

Arizona's EYES SET TO KILL will enter the studio on March 11 with producer Steve Evetts (THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN, SUICIDE SILENCE) to begin recording its next album and debut for Century Media Records for a late summer release.

A six-minute video clip featuring behind-the-scenes footage from the pre-production sessions for the new EYES SET TO KILL CD can be seen below.

EYES SET TO KILL's fourth studio album, "White Lotus", came out in August 2011 through a joint venture between the band's management, Maphia Entertainment, and the group's label, Forsee.

After releasing its first three studio albums through BreakSilence/Suburban Noize Records, EYES SET TO KILL decided to "escape the fire-breathing world of label politics" and instead launched its own independent label, Maphia/Foresee Records, to release the last CD.

EYES SET TO KILL has been prominently featured in a number of publications, with inclusions on numerous "bands to know" lists and is a favorite in Revolver magazine's annual "Hottest Chicks In Hard Rock And Metal" issue. With critical acclaim and three previous releases landing on the Billboard charts, listeners will undoubtedly have lofty expectations for the upcoming EYES SET TO KILL album.

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