| Welcome to the LOUDEST DOT COM ON THE PLANET! |  |
|
|
 |
|
| Welcome to the LOUDEST DOT COM ON THE PLANET! | |
|
|
|
|
WILSON Premiere "Right To Rise" Video By Larry Petro, News Monkey Tuesday, October 20, 2015 @ 3:55 PM
The clip serves as an ode to WILSON’s hometown, Detroit, featuring the city’s thriving landmarks and residents. The band explains, “When we wrote the song we wanted to tell a story about the area of the world we live in. After traveling so much the past few years, we realize the magnifying glass that the media has put on Detroit has damaged not only our city’s image, but more importantly our PEOPLES’ image. We all struggle with life's weight, no matter where we live in this world... our peoples’ story is not unlike the millions of other people out there put against the wall daily, cast aside as underdogs and thought of as 'already dead'. It's through the struggle to survive in those conditions that we create our strengths.
The video was produced and directed by Tradesmen Films and Chad Nicefield and you can check it out on KNAC.COM right HERE.
WILSON - Chad Nicefield (vocals), Jason Spencer (guitar), Kyle Landry (guitar), James Lascu (bass) and Matt Puhy (drums) - has come a long way since their ballsy 2013 debut, Full Blast Fuckery. Through grass roots efforts and non-stop touring the band emerged on to the scene with a raucous sound that saw them become a live favourite. WILSON has shared the stage both in the US and abroad with everybody from FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH, HALESTORM and NOTHING MORE to rock luminaries like MOTORHEAD.
WILSON is currently wrapping up the hardDrive Live Tour with TRIVIUM and TREMONTI in the US and plans are afoot for a return to the UK in early 2016.
| |||||
|
|
| Recent News |
 |
|
What we’ve tried to achieve visually is to tell a story through the POV of a pack of dogs, moving through the blight of our city; the places most identifiable to the rest of the world. The abandoned house the band performs in starts to crumble as the 'underdogs' move from the rubble of our past into the present parts of Detroit's rebuild, showing our people coming together in strength to unite as one. It’s a picture of hope and growth through hard work, resilience and ingenuity, while honoring our past as we rise towards our future.”