JUCIFER Completes Work On New Video

January 9, 2007

JUCIFER has completed work on the second video from its brand new album, "If Thine Enemy Hunger", for the track "Hennin Hardine".

The "Hennin Hardine" video was shot in the duo's hometown of Athens, GA with producer/director Marc Pilvinsky of Bare Ruined Films. Pilvinsky recently lensed the first video from "If Thine Enemy Hunger", "Pontius of Palia" that can be viewed here, as well as JUCIFER's "When She Goes Out" video from the "I Name You Destroyer" full-length. Still images from the "Hennin Hardine" shoot, which will make its international debut in February, can be viewed here.

In other news, JUCIFER has announced another set of tour dates, this time taking their monolithic rock-show through the South and along the West coast for their first shows there since the record's September release. A listing of confirmed JUCIFER tour dates can be found at this location.

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