INHALE EXHALE: 'Did You Ever Have A Touch To Lose?' Video Released

December 16, 2009

"Did You Ever Have A Touch To Lose?", the new video from Cleveland's metal alchemists INHALE EXHALE, can be viewed below. The clip is the first from the band's third album, "Bury Me Alive", out now on SolidState Records.

"We wanted to go with more of a live, performance-based video this time around," guitarist John LaRussa told AOL's Noisecreep of the dark and gritty track, which AOL called "nothing if not creepy." The video — which also features an eerie host of hooded men and women lurking around a dilapidated warehouse where INHALE EXHALE are performing — was shot and produced by Iron Curtain Media from North Carolina.

"The characters in the video represent the masks people hide behind, and this is also why the band disappears at the end of the set," LaRussa said. "We were able to find out who we really are."

The video for "Did You Ever Have A Touch To Lose?" paints in bold strokes the message that INHALE EXHALE is sending with "Bury Me Alive", which was released on October 6, 2009 — this is a group of musicians that know exactly who they are and where they're headed.

The video comes at the tail end of INHALE EXHALE's successful U.S. tour with buzzband IWRESTLEDABEARONCE. The band will continue its onslaught in 2010 with another extensive tour, to be announced shortly.

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