MACHIAVELLIAN: 'Ranger' Video Posted Online

November 10, 2008

"Ranger", the new video from Skelmersdale England's death-thrash outfit MACHIAVELLIAN, can be viewed below. The track is taken from the group's Year of the Sun Records debut, "The Impossibility of Death in the Minds of the Living".

"We're really happy with the final product; the video reflects the bands style, simple, direct and effective," says MACHIAVELLIAN frontman Kris Smith. "The style of the video also really complements 'Ranger' since it's fast, harsh, dark and abrasive. The video was really fun to do, but also a lot of hard work and it's a great way to provide another media outlet for our music."

Recorded at Foel Studios in Wales, "The Impossibility of Death in the Minds of the Living" was mastered by Russ Russell (NAPALM DEATH, DIMMU BORGIR).

MACHIAVELLIAN's sound eclectic sound fuses together all the sub-genres of metal from death and thrash with hints of doom and stoner rock. The group's first demo prompted Zero Tolerance magazine to hail the band as one of the most promising UK bands on the scene today. The band's explosive live show has earned it high-profile opening slots for JOB FOR A COWBOY, MISERY INDEX, DRY KILL LOGIC, SIKTH, and BRING ME THE HORIZON.

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