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HATEBREED Frontman Talks About DIMEBAG; Video Available

July 15, 2008

Germany's Rock Hard magazine has posted a short interview clip with vocalist Jamey Jasta of the Connecticut metal/hardcore heavyweights HATEBREED in which he talks about a lengthy phone conversation he had one day with late PANTERA/DAMAGEPLAN guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott. The two-and-a-half-minute clip — which originally appeared on Rock Hard's DVD magazine Rock Guerilla.tv — can be viewed below.

HATEBREED has set a September 2, 2008 release date for its first-ever DVD, "Live Dominance". The DVD will include the band's entire 80-minute show shot in front of a crazed, sold-out crowd at Harpo's in Detroit on the Supremacy tour, plus additional live concert footage shot all over the globe in such cities as Philadelphia, New Haven, New York and more.

"Live Dominance" will include over two hours of live footage. In addition, the DVD is set to cotain a ton of bonus features shot specifically for the release including brand-new band interviews, concept videos, fan testimonials, and much much more.
The Harpo's Detroit show was shot entirely in hi-definition and directed by Kevin Custer with musical production/mixing from Grammy Award winner Josh Wilbur (LAMB OF GOD).

HATEBREED enlisted Vinnie Paul Abbott (HELLYEAH, ex-PANTERA, DAMAGEPLAN) to produce, document and record the band's May 27, 2008 concert in Dallas, Texas at the Palladium Ballroom. The resultant recording will be released as HATEBREED's live album, "Live in Dallas", due in early 2009. An all-covers album entitled "For the Lions" — featuring HATEBREED's renditions of songs by MISFITS, METALLICA, JUDGE, CRO-MAGS, D.R.I., NEGATIVE APPROACH, AGNOSTIC FRONT, MADBALL, SHEER TERROR and OBITUARY, among others — is expected late October.

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