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THE CHARIOT: New Video Interview Posted Online

November 19, 2009

While on tour in support of their third album, "Wars and Rumors of Wars", Atlanta, Georgia's THE CHARIOT stopped to talk with BareBonesMusic.com about the CD, the meaning of their songs, new bandmembers and much more. Plus you will see some outrageous live performance footage! Watch the 10-minute clip below.

Released on May 5 via Solid State Records, "Wars and Rumors of Wars" is decribed in a press release as the band's "hardest, dirtiest, and most prolific [effort] to date."

THE CHARIOT's "Daggers" video was produced by Endeavor Media, which has previously worked with AUGUST BURNS RED, ANBERLIN and THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA, among others.

THE CHARIOT's second full length album, "The Fiancée", came out in April 2007.

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