LIGEIA Films 'I've Been Drinkin'' Video; Photos Available

January 8, 2009

LIGEIA shot a video for the song "I've Been Drinkin'" on January 6, 2009 in the band's hometown of Palmer, Massachusetts. Director Rob Soucy, a Massachusetts native, tackled the task of producing the group's newest clip from LIGEIA's "Bad News" CD, which was released last August via Ferret Music.

Check out photos from the video shoot at this location.

LIGEIA's sophomore full-length album, "Bad News", was produced by Ken Susi of UNEARTH.

Formed in 2004, LIGEIA features Keith Holuk (vocals),Ryan Ober (guitar),Brandon Whipple (bass) and Phil Fonseca (drums). The band's sound integrates post-hardcore melodies and metal grit.

LIGEIA has toured with such artists as HASTE THE DAY, SCARY KIDS SCARING KIDS, MISERY SIGNALS, SINCE BY MAN, SCARLET, DEAD TO FALL, FROM A SECOND STORY WINDOW and AUGUST BURNS RED.

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