GWAR Film New Video In Times Square: Photos Available

October 12, 2004

Legendary heavy metal band GWAR filmed a video for the first single off their new album, "War Party", on Friday (Oct. 8) in Times Square in New York City. Check out pictures from Getty Images.

"War Party" (view cover here) is scheduled for release on October 26 through DRT Entertainment. The long-awaited follow-up to 2001's "Violence Has Arrived" was recorded at Wreckroom Studios in Richmond, Va. and was mixed at the Chop Shop in New York City. Handling the production duties was Glen Robinson, who worked with the band on their classic third album, "America Must Be Destroyed". Audio samples can be heard by accessing the official GWARe-card.

GWAR will kick off a national headlining tour on October 26 in Norfolk, VA. Support at all dates will come from DYING FETUS and ALL THAT REMAINS. A complete list of tour dates is available at this location.

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