KARMA TO BURN: High-Quality Performance Footage Of Brand New Song

December 27, 2010

Digitallive Productions has uploaded a four-camera mix of resurrected Morgantown, West Virginia instrumental metal pioneers KARMA TO BURN performing a new song, "Jimmy Dean", with YEAR LONG DISASTER frontman Daniel Davis on vocals on December 8, 2010 at the House of Blues in Cleveland, Ohio. You can now watch the clip below.

KARMA TO BURN's fourth album, "Appalachian Incantation", was released on May 11 via Napalm Records. The group's first studio CD in eight years was produced by ex-KYUSS bassist Scott Reeder and contains eight instrumentals chronologically titled from "41" to "48", along with the track "Waiting For The Western World", which features Daniel Davis on vocals. Legendary KYUSS singer John Garcia performs on "Two Times", which is exclusive to the bonus disc included with the first 2,000 copies of "Appalachian Incantation".

A cult band with an extensive, highly cherished back catalog, KARMA TO BURN reunited last year after laying dormant for most of the decade and soon embarked upon a reunion tour, including a coveted spot at 2009's Download festival. All this action is captured on the "Live 2009 - Reunion Tour" DVD, which was released domestically on December 15, 2009 by Napalm Records, the band's new label home.

KARMA TO BURN split in 2002 after Rich Mullins left to join Texas aggro-rockers SPEEDEALER.

KARMA TO BURN consists of guitarist Will Mecum (TREASURE CAT),bassist Rich "Dickie" Mullins (YEAR LONG DISASTER) and drummer Rob Oswald (NEBULA).

For more information www.myspace.com/karmatoburn.

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