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SATAN'S HOST Filming 'Totally Pioneering' New Video

July 24, 2008

Long-running Colorado metal band SATAN'S HOST, whose classic 1986 debut, "Metal from Hell", featured lead vocals by JAG PANZER's Harry Conklin, has issued the following update:

"SATAN'S HOST will be heading back out to Seattle, Washington August 8-11. We will be shooting a video at the Compound for the track 'Black Order' from the new CD 'Great American Scapegoat 666'. Hope to see a few of our new found Satanic metal brothers once we get there. This shoot will be the pioneering video in this art form as of to date. It's a concept video, dealing with the four cardinal points/demons. This will be a Satanic-horror flick of the new black metal video era. Something very different from what has been and what is of the now. Totally pioneering... 666!"

For more information, visit the group's MySpace page.

SATAN'S HOST's latest CD, "Great American Scapegoat 666", was released in February via Moribund Records. The CD was recorded late last year at Flatline Audio studios.

Watch SATAN'S HOST's new version of the "Metal from Hell" video:

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