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TESTAMENT Frontman To Discuss 'Native Blood' Video On 107.7 THE BONE

November 5, 2012

Vocalist Chuck Billy of Bay Area thrash metal legends TESTAMENT will be interviewed tomorrow (Tuesday, November 6) by Nikki Blakk of the San Francisco, California radio station 107.7 The Bone. The singer will discuss TESTAMENT's recent nomination for "Best Music Video" by the Native American Film Institute for the "Native Blood" clip. Joining them will be video's director, Mike Sloat, who has also previously worked with MACHINE HEAD and STAIND.

You can listen to the interview live via the Internet at www.1077thebone.com starting at 9 pm. PST/midnight EST.

The "Native Blood" video will be screened at the Native American Film Institute's 37th annual American Indian Film Festival on November 9 at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, California.

The American Indian Film Festival recognizes outstanding Indian cinematic accomplishments, and will recognize Native media makers and talent via its American Indian Motion Picture Awards Show. The festival also provides an opportunity for filmmakers, tribes, media and public audiences to come together and share in the creative experience and celebrate cinematic accomplishment.

For more information, visit Aifisf.com.

"Native Blood", whose lyrics are about vocalist Chuck Billy's Native American heritage, was filmed at the Hopland Indian Reservation in Hopland, California.

TESTAMENT recently wrapped a co-headlining North American tour with fellow American thrash metal greats ANTHRAX and Nuclear Blast labelmates DEATH ANGEL.

"Native Blood" comes off TESTAMENT's new album, "Dark Roots Of Earth", which sold more than 20,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to land at position No, 12 on The Billboard 200 chart. The CD arrived in stores on July 31 via Nuclear Blast Records.

TESTAMENT's previous studio album, "The Formation of Damnation", opened with 11,400 units back in May 2008 to debut at position No. 59.

"Dark Roots Of Earth" was produced, mixed and mastered by acclaimed British producer Andy Sneap (ARCH ENEMY, NEVERMORE, ACCEPT, EXODUS). Special bonus tracks were recorded, mixed and mastered by Juan Urteaga (MACHINE HEAD, EXODUS, TED NUGENT, NIGHT RANGER) at his Trident Studios. The cover artwork for the effort (see below) was painted by Eliran Kantor, who has previously worked with ATHEIST, SIGH, ANACRUSIS and GWAR, among others.

Making of "Native Blood" video part 2:

Making of "Native Blood" video part 1:

"Native Blood" video:

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