Michigan melodic death metal band the Black Dahlia Murder released their album Abysmal today (September 18), and they're celebrating the big day by rolling out a video for opening cut "Receipt."
During the song's string intro, the black and white clip by Robert Graves begins with sinister images of a bloody sink, razor blades, a crumpled note and a photo of a smiling couple. We never find out exactly what happened, however, as most of the video shows the Black Dahlia Murder head-banging their way through the punishing metal song in a shadowy, smoky room. We see a couple of quick shots of a gun and noose, but mostly, this is all about the band's performance.
Check it out below, and see the band's tour schedule here.
During the song's string intro, the black and white clip by Robert Graves begins with sinister images of a bloody sink, razor blades, a crumpled note and a photo of a smiling couple. We never find out exactly what happened, however, as most of the video shows the Black Dahlia Murder head-banging their way through the punishing metal song in a shadowy, smoky room. We see a couple of quick shots of a gun and noose, but mostly, this is all about the band's performance.
Check it out below, and see the band's tour schedule here.