DEVILMENT | Band release official live video for ‘Hell At My Back’

DEVILMENT | BAND RELEASE LIVE VIDEO FOR ‘HELL AT MY BACK’
FILMED AT BLOODSTOCK OPEN AIR FESTIVAL 2018

Witch County nefarious frights DEVILMENT – led by vehement frontman Dani Filth – have released an official live music video for the track ‘Hell At My Back’, which was shot during the band’s storming set atBloodstock Open Air Festival last year. Watch here: youtu.be/EOIWkEuz1sg

The band states: “The live video for ‘Hell At My Back’ was taken from Devilment’s performance at Bloodstock 2017, which was an awesome show played at an awesome festival. We had quite a riot at Bloodstock that year, with some truly unforgettable moments courtesy of meeting bands and friends amid many alcoholic beverages.This was actually the last show for both Lauren and Nick, who left the band amicably not long after the show for commitments in the real world.

‘Hell At My Back’ is a precursor to our forthcoming appearance at this year’s HRH Metal III. Lyrically, the protagonist of the song is constantly haunted by his past, hunted by the horrors he has confronted since time immemorial. Awful things he has done in the name of love. But it is again another song of defiance, of staying the inevitable, of the eternal struggle of ‘being’. Of evading the clutching powers of Hell”.

‘Hell At My Back’ is taken from the band’s latest masterpiece ‘Devilment II: The Mephisto Waltzes’.

More on ‘Devilment II: The Mephisto Waltzes’:
‘Hitchcock Blonde’ music video
JudasStein music video
‘Under The Thunder’ official lyric video
‘Full Dark, No Stars’ official lyric video
Trailer #1: Lauren and Dani discuss the album’s concept and artwork
Alternative track-by-track #1
Alternative track-by-track #2
Halloween Horror Movie trailer
Dani on DANZIG

Order ‘Devilment II: The Mephisto Waltzes’ here:
Limited Edition Gatefold 2LP & Limited Edition CD via Amazon: http://amzn.to/2uJ0q2D
Digital Album: http://apple.co/2tPUnfv

Dani’s crew have meticulously pieced together a second blood-spattered batch of deranged anthems that brings vastly more colour, intensity and lyrical versatility to the band’s spectral palate. The second DEVILMENT record makes no splintered bones about its nefarious intent, offering a bewildering torrent of disparate and demented ideas and delivering them with refined, ultra-gothic panache and several jolting doses of Dani’s trademark verbal subterfuge. Assisted by long-time collaborators Lauren Francis (keys and vocals), Colin Parks (guitar), Nick Johnson (bass) and new drummer Matt Alston, Dani has arrived at the telling moment where Devilment become a genuine force to be reckoned with.

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