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HATEBREED: New Video Interview Available

August 30, 2007

A two-and-a-half-minute video interview with HATEBREED conducted by Bryan Kehoe of Dunlop TV on the Ozzfest 2007 tour can be viewed below.

HATEBREED recently debuted its new video for "Destroy Everything" as a MySpace "Exclusive Video Premiere." Watch the clip at this location.

The "Destroy Everything" video was directed by Martin Kames and filmed during the band's With Full Force festival performance. The clip marks the second video from the band's 2006 Roadrunner Records release, "Supremacy".

Commented frontman Jamey Jasta: "We filmed this video in front of 30,000 raging German fans. It was a show we will never forget and we're very happy to have it captured on film for everyone to see!"

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