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HACRIDE: 'Perturbed' Live Video Available

May 17, 2008

French modern extreme metal band HACRIDE has posted a live video for the song "Perturbed". The track comes off the group's second album, "Amoeba", which was released last year through Listenable Records. Watch the clip below.

"Amoeba" was produced by Franck Hueso and was mastered by J-P Bouquet. The CD "is at the same time progressive, extreme and open-minded, which was futher proven and strenghtened by the collaboration with the band and the no-flamenco outfit OJOS DE BRUJO," according to a press release." Powerful vocals, massive production, intricate polyrhythms and chunky riffing, everything is present and balanced with a lot of new elements to the genre to make this album a reference for years to come."

HACRIDE was one of the support acts on the DIVINE HERESY European tour which took place last December.

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