LIFE OF AGONY: New Video Interview With ALAN ROBERT

August 14, 2010

Austria's Stormbringer.at webzine conducted an interview with bassist Alan Robert of LIFE OF AGONY when the band played in Vienna, Austria on August 7, 2010. Watch the chat below.

On Saturday, April 3, 2010, I Scream Records recorded and filmed LIFE OF AGONY's performance at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels, Belgium, the second show of the band's exclusive European "20 Years Strong" tour. The "20 Years Strong - River Runs Red: Live In Brussels" live album — which is a digipak combo release containing a CD of the entire concert as well as a DVD with a 10-camera production of the show, an on-the-road documentary and much more — was released on July 19 in Europe and July 27 in the USA.

"20 Years Strong - River Runs Red: Live In Brussels" track listing:

01. This Time
02. Underground
03. River Runs Red
04. Through And Through
05. Words And Music
06. Bad Seed
07. My Eyes
08. Respect
09. Method Of Groove
10. The Stain Remains
11. Other Side Of The River
12. Love To Let You Down
13. Weeds
14. Lost At 22

In late 2009, LIFE OF AGONY performed its debut album, "River Runs Red", in its entirety during a few exclusive, sold-out, U.S. shows and in April headed over to Europe to play several concerts focusing on material from this amazing, legendary LP.

"If you would've asked us when we were kids growin' up in Brooklyn if we thought that we'd ever make something this important to people around the world, we probably would've laughed in your face," the band's bassist, Alan Robert, said in a statement. "But here we are, still selling out shows after all this time and turning people's tragedy into hope. Somehow, through the music, we've helped a lot of folks out there. And that's what's always been most important to us."

LIFE OF AGONY has played sporadic shows over the course of the last four years after completing its successful touring cycle for the 2005 Epic Records release, "Broken Valley".

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