New AGNOSTIC FRONT Video To Premiere On MTV2

April 7, 2008

MTV2's Headbanger's Blog will host the worldwide online debut of the most meaningful AGNOSTIC FRONT video of the band's career, "For My Family", this Friday, April 11. The clip will make its on-air debut on Saturday, April 12 at 11 p.m. EST/8 p.m. PST on MTV2's "Headbanger's Ball".

Taken from AGNOSTIC FRONT's 2007 release "Warriors", self-financed by the band, and dedicated to New York hardcore icon Raymond "Raybeez" Barbieri from WARZONE and the New York City hardcore scene, "For My Family" was shot live in New York and Los Angeles by Ian McFarland and Mike Pecci of Killswitch Productions (SICK OF IT ALL, DIECAST, ALL THAT REMAINS, THE UNSEEN) who left no stone unturned to feature guest appearances from Tim and Lars from RANCID, Toby from H20, Ezac (a.k.a. Danny Diablo) from SKARHEAD/CROWN OF THORNS, Bryan and Frankie from DEATH BEFORE DISHONOR, Mike from INHUMAN, Pete, Craig and Armand from SICK OF IT ALL, Buddha and Son from BLOOD FOR BLOOD, Jamey Jasta from HATEBREED, Al Barr from the DROPKICK MURPHYS, Hoya and Mitts from MADBALL, Freddy Madball, Dan Lilker from BRUTAL TRUTH/NUCLEAR ASSAULT, Rumblers NYC, the Miret family, SOB from MERAUDER's little brother, Craig Setari from SICK OF IT ALL, Wes from DEATH THREAT, Chops from Hold Fast Tattoos in Brooklyn, and other old friends of the band.

States lead singer Roger Miret: "This is a very personal letter for my family acknowledging the love, respect, and honor we hold for New York hardcore and our families today, tomorrow, and forever!"

Director/producer Ian McFarland shares, "When it comes down to it, [co-director] Mike [Pecci] and I don't pump out videos at the same rate that other directors do, and it is because we just don't want to put out crap. We take pride in every video we do and love to do videos that not only the bands are proud of, but that we are proud of as well."

AGNOSTIC FRONT leaves the U.S. tomorrow for the launch of their European tour in The Netherlands.

"Addiction", the last video from AGNOSTIC FRONT, can be viewed below. The clip was shot in November 2007 in Boston, Massachusetts and was directed by Ian McFarland and Mike Pecci for Killswitch Productions. The song comes off the band's new album, "Warriors", which was released in North America on November 6, 2007 via Nuclear Blast Records.

"Warriors" was produced by MADBALL/HAZEN STREET frontman Freddy Cricien, who also happens to be AGNOSTIC FRONT vocalist Roger Miret's younger brother. The engineering duties were handled by Zeuss at Planet Z in Hadley, Massachusetts. Roger Miret commented: "As most of you already know, Freddy is my little brother and the frontman for the NYHC fury MADBALL! The collaboration between us is sure to make an impact worldwide!"

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