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PROTEST THE HERO: Video Interview, Performance Footage Posted Online

February 25, 2008

BrooklynRocks has posted a video interview with vocalist Rody Walker of PROTEST THE HERO, a radical five-piece band from Whitby, Ontario. Also available is performance footage from the band's February 22, 2008 concert at the Nokia Theatre in New York City.

Watch the video below.

PROTEST THE HERO's sophomore Vagrant CD, "Fortress", was released on January 29. The cover image is a riff on the Irish goddess of the forest, Flidais. The band has previously stated that "Fortress" does not revolve around a single concept, like "Kezia", their 2006 debut, but is instead more closely akin to "goddess worship in the tradition of Robert Graves."

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