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HEROD: 'Lies And Betrayal' Video Available Online

March 19, 2006

HEROD's video for the track "Lies and Betrayal" (directed by Aaron MacPherson) has been posted online at this location. The song (mp3) comes off the Buffalo, New York-based band's second Lifeforce Records full-length CD, entitled "Rich Man's War, Poor Man's Fight", which came out earlier in the month. The album is the highly anticipated follow up to the group's critically acclaimed 2004 Lifeforce debut release, "For Whom The Gods Would Destroy". HEROD's new record sees the addition of vocalist Jason Russo, replacing previous singer Judah.

As previously reported, HEROD will play a hometown CD-release show on April 6 at the Mohawk Place. Also appearing on the bill are DEATH BY STEREO (Epitaph Records),ACHILLES (Hex Records),and the local Buffalo band CRIMES OF PASSION.

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