SEVENDUST release “Dirty” video
17th March 2018US rockers Sevendust have unveiled the music video for the first single from their forthcoming new studio album, All I See Is War, set for release on May 11th via Rise Records. “Dirty” is the band’s first official music from the new release and the first music video to feature the band in it since the 2013 clip for “Decay.”
The new album, the first for Rise Records, was recorded last Autumn and was produced by Michael “Elvis” Baskette. All I See Is War is the follow up to 2015’s Kill The Flaw, a record that brought the band their highest album sales chart position of their career and a Grammy nomination. The album can be pre-ordered in various physical configurations via the band’s merch store at www.sevendust.com as well as from all digital retailers. Fans that pre-order will receive an instant download of “Dirty.” The single is available via Apple Music and Spotify – head to https://RiseRecords.lnk.to/AISIW for more information.The track listing for All I See Is War is:
1) Dirty
2) God Bites His Tongue
3) Medicated
4) Unforgiven
5) Sickness
6) Cheers
7) Risen
8) Moments
9) Not Original
10) Descend
11) Life Deceives You
12) The Truth
Sevendust head out on a US headline tour this Spring to launch All I See Is War. The tour kicks off April 20th with Memphis May Fire, Fire From The Gods, and Madame Mayhem also on the bill. Visit www.sevendust.com for more infor on the dates. Expect to see the band in the UK in 2018.
Sevendust formed in Georgia in 1994 and have forged one of hard rock’s most diehard audiences. 2014’s acoustic offering ‘Time Traveler’s & Bonfires’ saw an overwhelming response from that community, being quickly funded through a highly successful PledgeMusic campaign. Just a year prior, ‘Black Out The Sun’ entered Billboard’s Top Hard Music Albums chart at #1 and landed at #18 on the US Top 200. They kicked off their illustrious career with an untouchable string of three gold albums, beginning with their self-titled 1997 debut and continuing with ‘Home’ in 1999 and ‘Animosity’ in 2001. The band have sold out shows across the globe and performed at some of the world’s biggest rock festivals, as well as racking up over 1.1 million likes on Facebook and 8 million views on YouTube.
