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THE RED CHORD: Second 'Making Of Prey For Eyes' Clip Posted Online

July 19, 2007

The second clip of THE RED CHORD's ongoing "Making of Prey For Eyes" series has been posted exclusively on Metal Injection. The clip focuses on the tracking of the album, which took place at Trax East with Eric Rachel at the helm. A new clip will be added every week leading up to the July 24 release of THE RED CHORD's third album "Prey for Eyes". In addition to the making-of webisodes, Metal Injection has posted archival interviews, behind-the-scenes footage at video shoots as well as all the videos from the band. All the mayhem can be seen at this location.

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