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PAPA ROACH: Behind-The-Scenes Footage From 'Burn' Video Shoot

December 10, 2010

Behind-the-scenes footage from the making of "Burn", the new video from Californian rockers PAPA ROACH, can be viewed below. The clip was shot in downtown Los Angeles with acclaimed U.K. director Jesse Davey. Frontman Jacoby Shaddix says about the track, "It's about dealing with somebody that's two-faced straight-up. I've dealt with that many times over the course of my life. It's not necessarily about a particular event. What goes around comes around, and karma's a bitch."

"Burn" comes off the band's new album, "Time For Annihilation... On The Road And On The Record", which sold 16,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 23 on The Billboard 200 chart.

PAPA ROACH's 2006 album, "The Paramour Sessions", premiered with nearly 37,000 copies — a drop from the 52,000 first-week performance of 2004's "Getting Away With Murder" — to land at No. 16.

"Time For Annihilation... On The Road And On The Record" features a mix of live tracks and new studio cuts. Shaddix told The Pulse of Radio why the band decided to issue a live album now. "Everybody keeps going, 'Man, you guys, you know, you guys kill it live, you guys are a great live band,' and we were like, 'You know what, it's time for us to do a live record,'" he said. "And so we wrapped up 2009, we were doing dates with SHINEDOWN, and we started recording shows towards the end of that. We got nine live songs, and then we have five studio songs, and so it's kind of like the best of both worlds."

"Time For Annihilation" is PAPA ROACH's first release on Eleven Seven Music, after parting ways with Interscope/Geffen Records earlier this year. Shaddix said about the move, "We wanted to work with a team who's focused on rock music rather than pop and urban. Moving to a successful indie like Eleven Seven Music gives us that without sacrificing the manpower of a major."

"Burn" behind the scenes:

"Burn" video:

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