TERROR Shares Music Video For 'Erase You From My World' From 'Still Suffer' Album

Los Angeles hardcore icons TERROR's recently released tenth album, "Still Suffer", was far from a veteran band going through the motions. Acting as a marker for the high bar expected within the genre they have become torchbearers of since their inception 24 years ago, "Still Suffer" cements the band's status as one of the scene's most dominant forces with 10 tracks of devastating, full-bodied hardcore that while confrontational on first glance, deals with introspection to examine the self as much as the ills that exist within the world.

Today, TERROR unveiled a music video for one of "Still Suffer"'s standout tracks, "Erase You From My World". Watch it below.

Directed by Luis Hernandez, the "Erase You From My World" clip perfectly captures the explosive energy of the album's opening track. Physically leaving their mark on their surroundings as they do with every stage they touch, TERROR vocalist Scott Vogel passionately screams affirmations of self-improvement over a driving instrumental that continues to compound why TERROR is the gold standard for powerful, confrontational hardcore that packs a message within its punch. The visual also displays just how essential a live band TERROR are, taking footage from the North American leg of their "Stilll Suffer" tour and providing a high-energy reminder of the band's incendiary live show.

TERROR will support TURNSTILE on October 18 at a sold-out show in Santa Ana, California at the Observatory Festival Grounds, followed by a performance at Sick New World Texas on October 24. Starting on November 8, the band will embark on a Europe headlining tour with support from BANE, START TODAY and PEACE OF MIND.

In addition to producer (and former guitarist) Todd Jones's production work, "Still Suffer" was rounded out with engineering and some additional production by Taylor Young at The Pit Recording Studio, mixing by Jon Markson, and mastering by Brad Boatright at Audiosiege, with additional vocal engineering by Jay Zubricky at GCR Audio, and drum engineering at Studio 606 by Taylor Young and Oliver Roman. Guest vocals on the album come from Jay Peta of MINDFORCE on "Beauty In The Losses", Brody King of GOD'S HATE and Dan Seely of KING NINE on "Deconstruct It", along with HOT WATER MUSIC's Chuck Ragan providing an assertive delivery on "Fear The Panic", a song which was also co-produced by NEW FOUND GLORY's Chad Gilbert.

TERROR is Scott Vogel on vocals, Martin Stewart on guitar, Jordan Posner on guitar, Nicholas Jett on drums and Christopher Linkovich on bass.

Photo credit: Derek Rathbun (courtesy of Wordless PR / Flatspot Records)