SUICIDAL ANGELS: 'Beggar Of Scorn' Video Released

January 3, 2011

"Beggar Of Scorn", the new video from Greek thrashers SUICIDAL ANGELS, can be viewed below. The track comes off the band's third album, "Dead Again", which was released on November 19, 2010 via NoiseArt Records. The winners of the Rock The Nation awards 2009, which was presented by magazines from all over Europe, the quartet has found itself a perfect home as the label is a division of Rock The Nation, which also serves as the band's booking agency.

"Dead Again" track listing:

01. Damnation
02. Reborn In Violence
03. Bleeding Holocaust
04. The Trial
05. Suicide Solution
06. Beggar Of Scorn
07. Victimized
08. Violent Abuse
09. The Lies Of Resurrection
10. Search For Recreation
11. Dead Again
12. Final Dawn

The CD's cover artwork was created by Ed Repka, who has previously worked with MEGADETH and DEATH, among many others.

"Dead Again" was recorded with producer R.D. Liapakis and engineer C. Schmid at Prophecy and Music Factory studios.

Commented Liapakis: "SUICIDAL ANGELS were in a great shape, very well prepared. The album's 11 tracks are killers, with breathtaking riffs. They sound like steam rollers squashing everything under their massive riffing."

According to a press release, "with 'Dead Again' [SUICIDAL ANGELS] has again taken thrash metal to another level — tight, aggressive, fast and old school as fuck!"

SUICIDAL ANGELS recently toured Europe alongside KREATOR, EXODUS and DEATH ANGEL as part of the Thrashfest Tour 2010.

SUICIDAL ANGELS' sophomore album, "Sanctify The Darkness", was released in November 2009 via Nuclear Blast Records.

The band's debut CD, "Eternal Domination", came out in July 2007 via OSM Records.

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