SOILENT GREEN Complete Work On New Music Video

July 22, 2005

SOILENT GREEN have completed work on the first music video from their brand new album, "Confrontation". The video, for the "Confrontation" roll-out track "Leaves of Three", was shot on location in Atlanta, Georgia by director Chad Rullman (NILE, MASTODON, THE AGONY SCENE) for Supercollider Films and features SOILENT GREEN performing in a stripped down, super-intense setting a la the PANTERA videos "I'm Broken" and "Five Minutes Alone". The video is expected to make its world premiere imminently.

SOILENT GREEN's "Confrontation" album hit stores this past Tuesday, July 19 and will receive a European release on July 25. The band is currently in the midst of a U.S. headlining tour with support from A PERFECT MURDER, INTO THE MOAT and WATCH THEM DIE.

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