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Tennessee death metallers, Whitechapel, today have released the sixth full-length album “Mark Of The Blade” via Metal Blade Records. According to a press release, the new record “remains true to the band’s roots while venturing into previously unexplored territory, both sonically and lyrically.” The official video for the song “Elitist Ones” can be seen below. The clip was directed and produced by Jim Foster, who states: As fans of Whitechapel, my entire team and I were stoked when Mike Faley (Metal Blade Records) asked me to write a treatment and direct for the band. As a director, my job is always easier when the band is rippin’… And holy shit are these guys RIPPIN’! Reunited with producer Mark Lewis (The Black Dahlia Murder, Cannibal Corpse), Whitechapel has redefined who they are and what they are capable of with “Mark Of The Blade”. Kicking off with “The Void” – which has a Slayer-esque ferocity that is perfectly suited to the band’s three-guitar attack – the songs that follow all leave a distinct impression, and by the time the rich, dark melodies on “Decennium” bring the record to a close, it’s impossible to deny the emotional weight brought to bear. Wade asserts: It’s the most dynamic record we’ve done, in the sense that one song can be very aggressive while the next one will be softer and sentimental. At this point in our career and as we grow older, we are taking a more open-minded approach to creating our music, allowing what we think sounds good to evolve naturally, rather than to just write what is expected of us. Whitechapel – Mark Of The Blade The Void Mark of the Blade Elitist Ones Bring Me Home Tremors A Killing Industry Tormented Brotherhood Dwell in the Shadows Venomous Decennium Whitechapel will join Atreyu, Bullet For My Valentine, Every Time I Die, Motionless In White, and many more on this year’s Vans Warped Tour.
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“Bring Me Home” novi je video američkog sastava Whitechapel, a pjesma je preuzeta sa njihovog šestog albuma “Mark Of The Blade” koji je objavljen 24. lipnja za Metal Blade Records. Vokal benda Phil Bozeman o spotu je izjavio: “Ovaj video znači mi više nego bilo koji video koji smo ikada napravili jer oslikava moju borbu sa smrću mog oca koji je preminuo kada sam imao 10. godina. Prikazuje mene u mojim najmračnijim trenucima, samog i sa suicidalnim mislima i suicidalnim oproštajnim pismom. Atmosfera u sobi u kojoj smo snimali spot bila je točno onakva kako sam se i osjećao u tim danima. Mračna, depresivna i samoubilačka. Snimci čovjeka i malog dječaka predstavljaju moj odnos sa ocem i osjećaj koliko sam bio uništen kada me je zauvijek napustio. Prikazani su u kombinaciji sa mojim sjećanjima na njega. Spot se završava scenom kako stojim kraj njegovog groba i odlično je što video posjeduje i taj element autentičnosti. Prikazuje mene kako sam se iz svega izvukao živ i kako ću, bez obzira na sve, i dalje napredovati, te kako neću odustajati. Album “Mark Of The Blade” producirao je Mark Lewis. Na materijalu se nalazi deset pjesama, otvara ga gitarski napad sa pjesmom “The Void“, a zatvara melodična, ali mračna “Decennium“. Whitechapel se trenutno pripremaju za europsku “Impericon Never Say Die! 2016” turneju koja će trajati tri tjedna i u sklopu koje će posjetiti 13. zemalja.