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HORSE THE BAND: Video Footage From 'Earth Tour' Posted Online

July 28, 2008

HORSE THE BAND, the experimental metalcore act from Los Angeles, has posted behind-the-scenes footage from the the first part of the third chapter of the group's three-month, 40-country, "manic feat of bravery known only as Earth Tour." Watch the 10-minute clip below.

HORSE THE BAND's third full-length album, 2007's "A Natural Death" (Koch Records),sold 3,500 copies in the United States in its first week of release, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The CD featured significant lyrical and musical evolution into the concepts of nature and mortality while moving slightly away from the band's previous Nintendo metaphors. The song "Murder" is inspired by the Western novel "Lonesome Dove", in which a Native American named Blue Duck stalks and kills white settlers on the plains.

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