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Short Film Featuring Behind-The-Scenes Footage From SLIPKNOT Photo Shoot Posted Online

July 8, 2008

An original short film by photographer Clay Patrick McBride incorporating behind-the-scenes footage from his Revolver magazine photo shoot of SLIPKNOT in Iowa can be viewed below. Check out the August 2008 issue of Revolver to see the photos and to read a feature on the band hard at work in the studio on their forthcoming album, "All Hope Is Gone".

Apple's iTunes music store is currently accepting pre-orders for "All Hope Is Gone" featuring four bonus tracks, including one that will be made available exclusively to those customers who pre-order the CD.

"All Hope Is Gone" will arrive on August 26 via Roadrunner Records. The title track was made available last month, while "Psychosocial" arrived at rock radio last week.

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