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UNEARTH To Film 'Giles' Video In June

May 28, 2006

UNEARTH have posted the following message on their official web site:

"We just got back from a killer tour on the European edition of the Sounds of the Underground. We want to thank our fans for coming out in full force every night. We were literally blown away by your support and were stoked at the reaction to the new songs we debuted. We will be coming back for a full Euro/U.K. tour this fall to support our new record 'III: In the Eyes of Fire'. In the meantime, we are going to shoot a video on June 5th with the famed Darren Doane (DARKEST HOUR, EVERY TIME I DIE, AS I LAY DYING, etc...) for a song off the new record titled 'Giles'.

"After the video shoot we will be gearing up for a headlining Canadian run with ALL THAT REMAINS, A LIFE ONCE LOST, THE RED CHORD and IF HOPE DIES. We understand that there are some cats up in Montreal and Toronto that are bummed we are not hitting their cities on this run, but there are zoning reasons from other tours we have coming up that are keeping us from playing there in June. Don't fret though, we will be back sooner than you all think...we will keep you posted.

"Lastly, Ozzfest 2006 is right around the corner and we couldn't be any more excited to be one of the second stage headliners. BLACK LABEL SOCIETY and ATREYU will finish off the stage after us and complete a killer all day line up of second stage bands. Our show will be stepped up this summer, so come on out and catch the show and a new song or two."

UNEARTH's new album, "III: In the Eyes of Fire", is scheduled for release on August 8 via Metal Blade Records. The CD was recorded at a Seattle studio with producer Terry Date (PANTERA, DEFTONES).

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