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RED FANG: 'Hank Is Dead' Video Released

January 26, 2012

"Hank Is Dead", the new Whitey McConnaughy-directed video from Portland, Oregon's RED FANG, can be seen below. The song comes off the band's critically acclaimed release "Murder The Mountains", which was recorded with THE DECEMBERISTS' Chris Funk and was mixed by three-time Grammy Award winner Vance Powell (THE WHITE STRIPES, THE RACONTEURS).

"Murder The Mountains" is now available on CD, 12-inch vinyl, and deluxe digital.

Commented drummer John Sherman: "Another great concept from the brilliant mind of Whitey McConnaughy. This one came together super quick with the help of some insane Portland locals and their sick air guitar skills. We basically just threw a big party and had a blast while a bunch of cameras ran. That is my shower Aaron and Bryan and Bobcat are in at the intro, by the way. It still has a weird ring around it..."

RED FANG is currently on tour in Europe with MASTODON. The tour runs through February 11 in London and includes RED FANG headline dates in addition to the shows with MASTODON.

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