TOXIC HOLOCAUST Premiere "New World Beyond" Video
By
Larry Petro,
News Monkey
Monday, March 2, 2020 @ 12:51 AM
| North American Tour With SOULFLY Underway
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Crossover thrashers TOXIC HOLOCAUST are pleased to unveil the official video for "New World Beyond". The track comes by way of the band's latest full-length, Primal Future: 2019, released last Fall via Entertainment One ("eOne").
The raucous clip was shot in Oregon City by band founder/principal songwriter Joel Grind and Jaime Robillard. Comments Grind, ""New World Beyond" is a song about a dystopian future where resources are scarce and daily life is a struggle for survival."
View "New World Beyond" on KNAC.COM HERE.
TOXIC HOLOCAUST's Primal Future: 2019 is available on CD, digital, and vinyl formats.
TOXIC HOLOCAUST are currently in the midst of a massive North American tour supporting SOULFLY. The journey commenced February 3rd in Denver, Colorado and will winding its way through nearly three dozen cities upon its conclusion March 12th in Houston, Texas. Additional support is being provided by X-METHOD, MADZILLA, SKINFLINT, and SYSTEMHOUSE 33. See all confirmed dates below.
TOXIC HOLOCAUST w/ SOULFLY, X-METHOD, MADZILLA, SKINFLINT, SYSTEMHOUSE 33 [remaining dates]:
- 3/03 - Cafe 611 - Fred, MD
- 3/04 - The Pour House Music Hall - Raleigh, NC
- 3/05 - Capone's - Johnson City, TN
- 3/06 - Masquerade Hell - Atlanta, GA
- 3/07 - Sound Bar - Orlando, FL
- 3/08 - Culture Room - Ft. Lauderdale, FL
- 3/10 - Tipitina's - New Orleans, LA
- 3/11 - Gas Monkey Bar & Grill - Dallas, TX
- 3/12 - Warehouse Live - Houston, TX
TOXIC HOLOCAUST began kicking out the corrosive jams in basements and bedrooms some twenty years ago, building a punishing legacy of mutant thrash and filthy street punk that's outlasted the heydays of the genres that spawned them; founder Joel Grind, the headband-wearing headbanger whose dedication to the one-man-band ethos gives the late Quorthon a run for his money, melting down the greatest punk metal crossover riff collection imaginable into nuclear ooze. With each successive release, Grind repurposes the most visceral strengths of speed, thrash, and punk through his own unique vision, making for new metal anthems that consistently reignite a circle-pitting feeding frenzy in the scene.
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