PURE SWEET HELL To Film Video For 'Innocence And The Beast'

February 21, 2005

PURE SWEET HELL, the metal band featuring NEVERMORE drummer Van Williams, are working on a video for the song "Innocence and the Beast". "We hope to have it finished sometime in the spring," the band write in a newsletter.

"Innocence and the Beast" comes off the group's full-length debut, "The Voyeurs of Utter Destruction As Beauty", which comes out Tuesday (Feb. 22) via Crash Music, Inc.

PURE SWEET HELL consists of Williams, Christ Eichhorn, who has spent much of his time writing music and doing studio and live work with a number of bands, and Jim "Ravenfeeder" Colson, who has been in bands with Christ and Van in the past. The group's music can be described as a combination of thrash, black, and death metal.

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