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22 de nov. de 2011

CIRCLE PIT \\ AS I LAY DYING's Video For 'Electric Eye' Available


San Diego metallers AS I LAY DYING have released the video for their cover version of the JUDAS PRIEST classic "Electric Eye". The clip was filmed with director Paul R. Brown (STONE SOUR, SLIPKNOT, MÖTLEY CRÜE, KORN, GODSMACK, AVENGED SEVENFOLD) at El Mirage Lake, a dry lake bed in the Mojave Desert of San Bernardino County, California.

"After a long day of sunburns and drought out in the desert, [I was] glad to be done fighting scorpions for the filming of 'Electric Eye'," said AS I LAY DYING vocalist Tim Lambesis. "We came out victorious, but we probably couldn't have done it without the classic metal inspiration of Halford and PRIEST's legendary guitar melodies."

AS I LAY DYING's version of "Electric Eye" is featured on the band's latest release, the "Decas" EP — a collection of new tracks, covers, remixes and more — which sold 9,500 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 61 on The Billboard 200 chart. The effort reached No. 2 on the iTunes Rock chart. iTunes also offered a free track ("Paralyzed"), which was downloaded by a staggering 125,000 people in one week.

Meant to tide fans over until the release of the band's hotly anticipated new studio LP (due for release next year), the "Decas" EP marks AS I LAY DYING's decade of making music and features three new songs, three cover songs, remixes, and more.

Commented AS I LAY DYING vocalist Tim Lambesis: "We wanted to at least do an EP when the idea first came up. We were touring at the time and knew we wouldn't have time to put together an entire album of new material.

"'Decas' literally means ten, and to me it is a collection of songs to celebrate our ten-year anniversary as a band.

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