YEAR OF DESOLATION: Photos From Video Shoot Posted Online

November 16, 2007

Indiana-based thrashers YEAR OF DESOLATION have posted a handful of photos from the band's video shoot which took place earlier this month.

During two off days in Los Angeles while on the THINE EYES BLEED tour, director Zach Voytas shot footage that will shortly become the video to "Suffer Thy Nemesis", a track from the band's self-titled Prosthetic Records debut. A few photos can be seen online here.

Having now jumped aboard the tour with DYING FETUS, CEPHALIC CARNAGE and labelmates SKELETONWITCH, YEAR OF DESOLATION will return home to Indianapolis to play two shows, a late one on the current tour and an early show on previous tour featuring THINE EYES BLEED, HURTLOCKER and SONS OF AZRAEL. Early 2008 touring plans are currently being ironed out and details will be available shortly.

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