Impending Doom shoot two music videos

February 24, 2012 By Doug Van Pelt

IMPENDING SHOOT TWO MUSIC VIDEOS
TRACK LISTING NOW AVAILABLE

IMPENDING DOOM have just wrapped up two music videos for the tracks “Deceiver” and “Murderer” off their upcoming new record. A teaser photo can be seen above.

The band will release “Baptized in Filth” on March 13, 2012. Produced by Andreas Magnusson (The Black Dahlia Murder) and Machine, this is the bands fourth full length and most ferocious effort to date.

1. Murderer
2. For the Wicked
3. Chaos: Reborn
4. Deceiver
5. Falling Away
6. Absolute Horror
7. Angry Letters to God
8. Baptized in Filth
9. My Light Unseen
10. Death. Ascension. Resurrection

Pre-order bundles containing multiple shirts, posters and vinyl are available HERE or you can pre-order/preview on iTunes HERE.

A behind the scenes clip was recently posted giving fans a rare glimpse into the studio during the recording process of “Baptized in Filth.”

Click HERE or click the image to view.

IMPENDING DOOM has also confirmed for this years Metal Alliance Tour along side acts like Devildriver, Job For a Cowboy and Dying Fetus as well as select dates on this years VANS Warped Tour this summer.

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO “FOR THE WICKED”

IMPENDING DOOM are Brook Reeves on vocals, Cory Johnson on guitar, David Sittig on bass and Brandon “B-Town” Trahan on drums.

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