SUICIDE OF DEMONS: 'Hurt To Kill' Video Released

December 7, 2009

"Hurt To Kill", the new video from SUICIDE OF DEMONS — the Belgian band featuring NIGHTRAGE drummer Jo Nunez — can be viewed below. The song comes off the group's debut album, "Before Our Eyes", which was released in the Benelux countries on November 1 through Sonic Rendez-Vous.

Comments Nunez: "We chose the song 'Hurt To Kill' to represent in image the very best moments we had on tour for the promotion of this album, as it is one of the most representative and heavy song from our set so far."

SUICIDE OF DEMONS has signed a new deal with Fakto Records for the release of the band's second CD, which the group hopes to begin recording in January. Guitarist Fern Nunez states, "This album will contain a few surprises as well as some awesome guests."

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/suicideofdemons.

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