WHITECHAPEL To Release Concert CD/DVD And Documentary 'The Brotherhood Of The Blade'

October 7, 2015

On October 30, Knoxville, Tennessee death metallers WHITECHAPEL will unleash their new feature-length video release, "The Brotherhood Of The Blade". The set follows the sextet on tour and at home, and dives deep into the hearts and minds of one of metal's brightest acts. Featuring an exclusive documentary, it stands as a glimpse into the band's world, into each member's outlook, and the changes they've experienced over the past near-decade on the road. Shot and directed by Mathis Arnell for Naughty Mantis, with live show audio recording, mixing, and mastering by Audiohammer's Mark Lewis, this CD/DVD set is an audio/visual apex that fans won't want to miss. "The Brotherhood Of The Blade" also includes an entire live performance: a hometown gig filmed at The International.

Since forming in 2006, WHITECHAPEL has toured extensively around the globe, amassing a level of success of which most only dream. Most recently, their 2014 album, "Our Endless War", earned them the bragging rights as one of the heaviest groups to ever crack the Billboard Top 10, plus a #1 spot on the Billboard Hard Rock chart. With each new release, the band takes their career to new heights.

WHITECHAPEL's Alex Wade (guitar) comments: "We are happy to announce our Indiegogo-funded DVD titled 'The Brotherhood Of The Blade' is now shipping with all perk items to the contributors. We are also excited to announce the DVD will see an official release through Metal Blade Records on October 30th for those of you who did not get a copy in the campaign."

"The Brotherhood Of The Blade" track listing:

Disc 1

* DVD: "The Brotherhood Of The Blade" documentary
* DVD: Live at The International - Knoxville, TN June 7, 2014 (video)

01. Rise (live)
02. Our Endless War (live)
03. Section 8 (live)
04. Faces (live)
05. I, Dementia (live)
06. Possession (live)
07. Prostatic Fluid Asphyxiation (live)
08. Vicer Exciser (live)
09. Mono (live)
10. Worship The Digital Age (live)
11. The Saw Is the Law (live)
12. Possibilities Of An Impossible Existence (live)

Disc 2

* CD: Live At The International - Knoxville, TN June 7, 2014 (audio)

01. Rise (live)
02. Our Endless War (live)
03. Section 8 (live)
04. Faces (live)
05. I, Dementia (live)
06. Possession (live)
07. Prostatic Fluid Asphyxiation (live)
08. Vicer Exciser (live)
09. Mono (live)
10. Worship The Digital Age (live)
11. The Saw Is The Law (live)
12. Possibilities Of An Impossible Existence (live)
13. This Is Exile (live bonus track)

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