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WITHERING SOUL To Release New Video On Halloween

October 21, 2008

Paranormal Chicago, Illinois-based black metal band WITHERING SOUL will release its first official video, "Manifest Transparancy", on Halloween (October 31) via MySpace. The song comes off the group's forthcoming sophmore full-length album, "Beyond the Veil of Mortality". The clip was reportedly shot with Dan Manzella (MAGGOT TWAT, ex-HURTLOCKER) and Quentin Poynter (ANTIOCH SECRET SOCIETY) and it represents "the first time we have had a top-quality product to present to our fans," according to the band.

The first single off "Beyond the Veil of Mortality", "Tides of the Accursed", is featured on the compilation CD which is attached to the October issue of Metal Maniacs magazine.

WITHERING SOUL's debut album, "Apparitions of the Surreal", was self-released by the band in July 2004.

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