When it was released this summer, Chelsea Grin’s EP, Evolve, marked their best sales week ever and represented a creative step forward for the group. Now the band is unleashing a video for the EP track, “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” directed by Stefan Anderson (The Sounds, I Declare War) and produced by Robby Starbuck Media. The band is currently on the road through December on The Infamous Tour with Motionless in White. For dates and more info, visit ChelseaGrinMetal.com.
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The 2012 edition of the venerable New England Metal and Hardcore Festival swept through Worcestor, Massachusetts, a few months ago, and Shadows Fall vocalist Brian Fair was there acting as a correspondent for RevolverTV. He interviewed members of Killswitch Engage, Every Time I Die, and Vanna, among others, but first up, here is his chat with Chelsea Grin frontman Alex Koehler.
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On their new album, My Damnation (Razor & Tie), deathcore stalwarts Chelsea Grin–who are interviewed in the new issue of Revolver, available on newsstands everywhere and online right here–tell the story of a man who suddenly finds himself dwelling in his own personal Hell. In keeping with the concept, Revolver asked bassist David Flinn go the extra mile and give us a list of five people he’d also like to see permanently residing amongst the flames:
Canadian border patrol
“For screwing us multiple times.”
The Green Bay Packers
“For beating the Steelers in the Super Bowl.”
Kanye West
“Because he sucks.”
The cops who sent Chelsea Grin guitarist Dan Jones to jail for three hours
“Because they also suck.”
Any basketball team who’s not the Utah Jazz
“Because Jake said so.”
Salt Lake City, Utah-based deathcore outfit Chelsea Grin are releasing their highly anticipated second album, My Damnation (Artery), on July 19, and they’ll be interviewed in a forthcoming issue of Revolver, out August 16. Below, check out the world premiere of the song “Cursed” off the record, as well as the band’s tour dates with Emmure and Alesana on the All Stars Tour. Let us know what you think in the comments!
Jul 21 – House of Blues – Houston, TX
Jul 22 – Las Palmas Racepark – Mcallen, TX
Jul 23 – Backstage Live – San Antonio, TX
Jul 24 – The Palladium Ballroom – Dallas, TX
Jul 26 – Expo Five – Louisville, KY
Jul 27 – Agora Theater – Cleveland, OH
Jul 28 – Congress Theatre – Chicago, IL
Jul 29 – Royal Oak Theatre – Detroit, MI
Jul 30 – The Rave – Milwaukee, WI
Jul 31 – Station 4 Outdoors – St Paul, MN
Aug 02 – Sound Academy – Toronto, ON
Aug 03 – Olympia Theatre – Montreal, QC
Aug 04 – Reading Eagle Theater – Reading, PA
Aug 05 – Mid Hudson Civic Center – Poughkeepsie, NY
Aug 06 – Central Mass Expo Center – Fitchburg, MA
Aug 07 – Starland Ballroom – Sayreville, NJ
Aug 09 – Sonar – Baltimore, MD
Aug 10 – The National – Richmond, VA
Aug 11 – The Fillmore – Charlotte, NC
Aug 12 – House of Blues – Myrtle Beach, SC
Aug 13 – The Plaza Live – Orlando, FL
Aug 14 – Seville Quarter Party Plaza – Pensacola, FL
Aug 17 – Rialto Theatre – Tucson, AZ
Aug 18 – Venue of Scottsdale – Scottsdale, AZ
Aug 19 – Soma – San Diego, CA
Aug 20 – The Grove – Anaheim, CA
Aug 21 – Rock The Block – Las Vegas, NV
Aug 23 – Regency Ballroom – San Francisco, CA