JACKNIFE Finishes Filming 'A Plague Of People' Video

July 8, 2008

Dallas, Texas-based band JACKNIFE has shot a video for the title track of its sophomore album, "A Plague of People". The clip is expected to be released before the end of the month.

"A Plague of People" is scheduled for release in August via Battle Flag Records. The CD was recorded at Skyline Studios in the band's hometown with the help of Sterling Winfield and Tim "Timmy Tooth" Kimsey, who have more than 20 years of recording, mixing, producing, and engineering experience. In addition to recently engineering Vinnie Paul Abbott's HELLYEAH project, Winfield has worked with PANTERA, DAMAGEPLAN, NICKELBACK, PISSING RAZORS, KING DIAMOND and MERCYFUL FATE, among many others. Tim Kimsey, who is currently mixing and mastering the album, has worked with PANTERA, Vanilla Ice, Steve Perry, Paula Abdul, and has won a Grammy for Kirk Franklin's "The Nu Nation Project".

JACKNIFE's debut album, "Moment of Reckoning", was released in 2005 by Zero-Sum Records, the now-defunct label founded by then-DROWNING POOL, DAMAGEPLAN and LOSA manager Paul Bassman and Chris Paluska, then-manager of LOSA and former tour manager for DAMAGEPLAN.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/jacknife.

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