SOULFLY: 'The Song Remains Insane' DVD To Receive U.S. Release Next Week

February 25, 2005

According to the New York branch of Roadrunner Records, SOULFLY's "The Song Remains Insane" DVD will be released in the U.S. on March 1, as previously announced. "[The] reports [of a delay] are for the release of the DVD outside of the U.S., as they are the only areas affected," reads a posting on the label's web site. "Here in the U.S., the DVD works damn fine, and will still be released this coming Tuesday, March 1st, as planned."

The group's first DVD, "The Song Remains Insane" is described in a press release as "an all-access journey with SOULFLY captured live around the world throughout their career. Complete with all of the band's videos, over an hour of live footage, interviews with Max Cavalera and much more, 'The Song Remains Insane' is like a concrete exclamation point to the undeniable hard rock statement that is SOULFLY."

"The Song Remains Insane" was produced by Villains and directed by Kimo Proudfoot. More information is available at this location.

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