UNEARTH's 'Grave Of Opportunity' Video To Debut Next Monday

October 21, 2009

UNEARTH's latest music video, for the track "Grave Of Opportunity", is set to premier exclusively on the massive gaming community site Destructoid.com on Monday, October 26.

The "Grave Of Opportunity" clip was shot with Artificial Army. Vocalist Trevor Phipps states, "We wanted to give the vibe of a party meeting music. That goal was achieved and then some with the video game/kegger theme."

On November 10, 2009, fans will be able to get their hands on the new deluxe version of UNEARTH's latest album, "The March". The CD will come with a bonus DVD featuring a tour documentary entitled "The Three Day March", with footage shot by acclaimed director Doug Spangenberg (LAMB OF GOD, EVERY TIME I DIE, JOB FOR A COWBOY) during UNEARTH's recent tour of the northeastern U.S. The DVD will also contain footage from inside the studio during the band's recording sessions for "The March" as well as party material from the band's recent tour with TESTAMENT, entitled "Gig Life". In addition to the candid behind-the-scenes clips, performance footage of four songs will be included from last year's Wacken Open Air festival. Rounding out the DVD are the three music videos shot for "The March" — "My Will Be Done", "Grave Of Opportunity" and "Crow Killer".

Fans who have got their hands on the band's DVD, "Alive From The Apocalypse", know that UNEARTH are a near-perpetual party machine while on the road, so this bonus footage and the new videos are not to be missed!

UNEARTH's song "Grave of Opportunity" is now available as a downloadable track on the Guitar Hero World Tour. The song is part of the Ferret Music/Metal Blade Track Pack, which also contains THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA's "Dez Moines" and CHIMAIRA's "On Broken Glass".

"The March" originally hit streets on October 14, 2008 and debuted at No. 45 on The Billboard 200 chart. Revolver magazine called "The March" a "magnificently majestic group effort" and praised it as "some of the smartest writing in metal."

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