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HIGH ON FIRE Complete Work On New Video

February 10, 2005

HIGH ON FIRE have completed work on the first music video from their brand new album, "Blessed Black Wings".

The video, for "Blessed Black Wings"' roll-out track, "Devilution", was filmed on location in the hills of San Francisco, CA with director Gary Smithson (TOMAHAWK, GOATWHORE) and features HIGH ON FIRE performing as an evolving storyline unfolds. HIGH ON FIRE's "Devilution" video is expected to make its world premiere imminently. Exclusive stills from the video shoot can be viewed at this location. "Devilution" as well as the new track "The Face of Oblivion" (both from "Blessed Black Wings") can be heard via HIGH ON FIRE's recently unveiled E-Card, available here.

HIGH ON FIRE are currently in the midst of a U.S. headlining tour in support of "Blessed Black Wings" that runs through February 24 in Salt Lake City, UT. Support on the HIGH ON FIRE tour is being provided by PLANES MISTAKEN FOR STARS and KYLESA. Immediately following the trek, HIGH ON FIRE will make a high-profile appearance as part of the 2005 Noise Pop Festival in San Francisco, where the band will perform alongside acts such as THE POLYPHONIC SPREE, AMON TOBIN and THE FUCKING CHAMPS.

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