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HIGH ON FIRE Begin Works on First Video

August 14, 2007

HIGH ON FIRE is currently in Los Angeles, CA working on the first music video for its long-awaited full-length, "Death Is This Communion". The clip, for track "Rumors of War", is being lensed by director/producer Soren (UNEARTH, CEPHALIC CARNAGE, GREELEY ESTATES).

HIGH ON FIRE recently released "Rumors of War" as the first digital single off "Death Is This Communion" exclusively via iTunes. The group has posted the last of its in-studio video clips at YouTube. Watch it below. The footage was shot during the recording process for "Death Is This Communion".

The band's world tour in support of "Death Is This Communion" will kick off with a two-week run on September 1 in the U.K. and moves Stateside September 20 when HIGH ON FIRE commences the previously announced North American tour with guests MONO, PANTHERS and labelmates COLISEUM.

"Death Is This Communion" will be issued in North America on September 18 (September 24 internationally).

(Thanks: Andrew / The Space Lord)

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