UNEARTH Frontman Interviewed By Berlin's PITCAM PRODUCTION (Video)

January 4, 2011

Skadi of PitCam Production conducted an interview with vocalist Trevor Phipps of Massachusetts metallers UNEARTH on December 6, 2010 in Berlin, Germany during the Persistence Tour with SICK OF IT ALL, D.R.I., BLOOD FOR BLOOD, CRUEL HAND, EVERGREEN TERRACE and CASEY JONES. You can now watch the chat below.

UNEARTH has tapped KILLSWITCH ENGAGE guitarist and renowned producer Adam Dutkiewicz to helm the band's next studio album, tentatively due in early 2011 via Metal Blade Records. The pre-production phase of the process officially started in November.

As previously reported, UNEARTH recruited drummer Branden Morgan of MISERY SIGNALS to sit behind the kit for the band's recent European dates as part of the Persistence Tour.

UNEARTH recently parted ways with drummer Derek Kerswill due to "creative differences." The band stated at the time, "The differences between Kerswill and the band started off as subtle, but became increasingly obvious over the past few months and it was time for both parties to go their separate ways."

The deluxe version of UNEARTH's latest album, "The March", was released in November 2009.

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