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GWAR: 'Zombies, March!' Video Released

October 27, 2010

"Zombies, March!", the new video from GWAR, can be viewed below (courtesy of Fangoria.com). The clip shot on location at The National in Richmond, Virginia by acclaimed Fangoria director Dave McKendry.

Said infernal overlord and GWAR lead singer Oderus Urungus: "The metal warriors of GWAR are proud to present to the human race the first music video from our new album, 'Bloody Pit of Horror', directed by Dave McKendry of Fangoria magazine. The video tells the story of how when we tried to originally shoot this video, the unholy noise of our first single, 'Zombies March!', summoned the dead from their tombs, crash-scenes, and abortion clinics. They eventually ate the crew! Maybe not so great for MTV, but it makes bloody good fun…"

GWAR will perform "Zombies, March!" on the Thursday, October 28 edition of NBC-TV's "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon". The show will air at 12:35 a.m. ET (technically early Friday morning, October 29).

"Zombies, March!" is the first single from GWAR's new album, "Bloody Pit Of Horror", which will be released on November 9 via Metal Blade Records.

"Bloody Pit of Horror" is reportedly "heavy as fuck", and features songs like "Hail to Genocide", "Storm is Coming", and "Tick-Tits", the latter of which is "a song about a chick whose tits are covered in ticks…big fat gray puffy ones," said Oderus.

Fresh off the amazing experience that was the 2010 GWAR-B-Q, intergalactic snuff-rockers GWAR continue their relentless assault upon all humanity with the announcement of their first run of dates for this fall's "Bloody Tour of Horror".

Catch GWAR on the "Bloody Tour Of Horror" with THE CASUALTIES, INFERNAEON and MOBILE DEATHCAMP, which kicked off on October 2 in Baltimore, Maryland.

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