“Silent Killer”, the new video from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada-based traditional metallers 3 INCHES OF BLOOD, has been released. The clip was directed by Rick Podd (“The Watcher”, “Hellraiser”).

“Take A Load Off”, the new video from STONE TEMPLE PILOTS, has been released. A mix of live clips, classic animated shorts and all-American imagery, the video is an avant-garde look at life through the eyes of the members of STP.

Checkout this quality fan-filmed video footage of legendary stoner rock band SLEEP‘s performance in Denver, Colorado:

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In The Midst Of Lions have made their new video for their track “The Machine” available for viewing online:

“On A Wicked Night”, the new video from DANZIG, has been released. The clip was shot on location in early June at the infamous BatCave in the Hollywood Hills.

Deftones have debuted their video for their track “Sextape”. The group filmed the clip with the direction team of Zak Forrest and Chad Liebenguth (Foxy Shazam, Fang Island). The song will serve as the groups next European single while a video for their next North American single, “You’ve Seen The Butcher“, is currently in the works.

“Boundless”, the new video from INSIDIOUS DISEASE (formerly INSIDIOUS) — the international metal project featuring members of DIMMU BORGIR, NAPALM DEATH, OLD MAN’S CHILD and MORGOTH, has been released. The track comes off the band’s debut album, “Shadowcast”, which was released on July 12 in Europe and July 27 in the U.S. via Century Media Records.

Miss May I’s new video for their track “Relentless Chaos” has debuted online:

Here’s some professionally filmed footage of Thrice covering The Beatles‘ “Helter Skelter” at last months’ “Area 4 Festival” in Lüdinghausen, Germany:

Checkout some professionally filmed video footage of MONSTER MAGNET‘s performance at the Area 4 festival in Lüdinghausen, Germany:

“Wrath Of Judgement”, the new video from the Stockholm, Sweden-based all-girl metal band FRANTIC AMBER, has been released:

KORN‘s video for the song “Let The Guilt Go” has been released. The track comes off the band’s new album, “Korn III – Remember Who You Are”, which sold 63,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 2 on The Billboard 200 chart.

“The Great Pandemonium”, the new video from American/Norwegian metallers KAMELOT, has been released. The clip was helmed by Swedish director Owe Lingvall of Village Road Films.

The New Regime (aka Nine Inch Nails drummer Ilan Rubin) has released a video for his track “Remission Of Guilt” online. The video was shot with director Drew Dorsey.

“Take The Devil In Me”, the new video from LEAVES’ EYES, the German/Norwegian band formed by ex-THEATRE OF TRAGEDY singer Liv Kristine Espenaes Krull and members of ATROCITY, has made its way online. The song comes off the group’s latest album, “Njord”, which was re-released in May as a “special fan edition,” containing three previously unreleased tracks — “At Heaven’s End”, “Angus and the Swan” and an acoustic version of “Irish Rain”. The set also features an appearance by Liv‘s sister, Carmen Elise Espenaes from MIDNATTSOL, as a guest vocalist on “Irish Rain”. The special fan edition comes with a noble matt and glossy foil printed slipcase, which is strictly limited.

“Divinity”, the new video from Spanish death/black metal act NOCTEM, has been released. The clip is a collaboration with Christos Antoniou (SEPTICFLESH) in the orchestral arrangements and a team formed by more than 80 people. The video was directed by Miguel Angel Font Bisier from Ht Prods who also worked on NOCTEM‘s clip for “Across Heracles Towards”.

The Acacia Strain’s new video for their track “The Hills Have Eyes” has debuted online. The clip spoofs the Dateline NBC TV show, “To Catch A Predator“.

10 Years have debuted their new video for their track “Shoot It Out” online. The song comes from the bands newly released album “Feeding The Wolves“.

“There Will Be Violence”, the new video from California-based Christian death metal band IMPENDING DOOM, has been released. The clip was shot in the middle of the desert in Arizona in 117-degree heat.