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THE AGONIST Films New Video

June 4, 2007

Canadian metal outfit THE AGONIST recently shot their first music video for the song "Business Suits and Combat Boots" off the upcoming album "Once Only Imagined", slated for an August 28 release on Century Media. The video was filmed by acclaimed director David Brodsky (STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, GWAR, GOD FORBID) and his crew at MyGoodEye.

Commented guitar player Danny Marino: "Our first music video was one of the most physically demanding experiences of our lives but after seeing the results we knew it was worth every drop of sweat. Dave and Allie fuckin rock. We're really proud of the video and we can't wait till everyone gets a chance to see it.”

THE AGONIST will hit the road in the U.S. in June with GOD FORBID, followed by tours with SONATA ARTICA, as well as OVERKILL and ENSLAVED rounding out 2007.

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