(provided by Century Media Records) http://www.centurymedia.com/rss/news.ashx?IdCompany=2&IdArtist=83 Mon, 03 Oct 2005 00:00:00 GMT http://backend.userland.com/rss RSS.NET: http://www.rssdotnet.com/ Suffering under Oakland's psychotic surgeons Impaled's bile-encrusted fists, U.S. audiences have unwittingly been subjected to the band's morbid surgical mayhem. Supporting their newest release, *Death After Life*, the unrelenting horde of medical deviants is currently racing across America's heartland in their quest to ingrain their razor-sharpened guitar riffs and heart-stoppingly heavy rhythms into the hearts and minds of fans. Bassist/vocalist Ross Sewage checked in with this road report, "We've had a lot of fun, and the fans have seemed to enjoy it. that is until we scooped out their eyeballs with speculum at which point their screams of enjoyment were indistinguishable from their screams of terror. Disgorge and Blessing The Hogs don't seem to mind the splattered remains, especially since we've all enjoyed feasting upon the remains of the dead together. And my Mom came to a show too; she thought it was brilliant and brought along the fava beans." Don't miss the opportunity to catch Impaled on their remaining U.S. dates. http://www.centurymedia.com/newsdetailed.aspx?IdNews=7296&IdCompany=2 Century Media Records Century Media Records Mon, 03 Oct 2005 00:00:00 GMT Oakland's Frankenstein monster IMPALED have revealed their terrible medical truths, making them public in streaming video here. When asked about the footage, Medical Deviant Sean McGrath (vocals/guitar) said, 'The video footage for &lsquo;Preservation of Death' was shot in the early 1920s as an instructional film. It was funded by the infamous St. Julien's Medical University, an institution that later fell into disrepute after several scandals involving the staff undertaking inhumane experiments on the patients there. While going through the archives one day, we found the footage. Curiously, it synched up PERFECTLY with our song, and strangely enough, had people who looked exactly like us playing the lead roles. It seemed like a perfect fit. Plus, we had already spent the video budget on beer and pizza.<br><br>'The idea for the video came to me during the recording of Death After Life. I like the experience to psychic photography, implanted memories, or perhaps the government mind control experiments of the 60s and 70s. One minute I was sitting there contemplating getting a real job and giving up all this foolishness, and the next my brain was hit by a bolt of lightning, imprinting the idea for this video like a petroglyph carved into living rock. My brain wasn't LITERALLY hit by lightning; that would kill me. I did feel like giving up and getting a real job though; that part was true.'<br><br>Lucky for Impaled fans, Sean has not gotten motivation for that job but instead the band will be announcing tour dates in the near future. http://www.centurymedia.com/newsdetailed.aspx?IdNews=7246&IdCompany=2 Century Media Records Century Media Records Thu, 25 Aug 2005 00:00:00 GMT