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BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE Teases Video For New Song 'Don't Need You'

November 5, 2016

A teaser for "Don't Need You", the new video from Welsh metallers BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE, is available below. The clip was filmed in a church by director Ville Juurikkala, who has previously worked with NIGHTWISH, AMORPHIS, HIM, APOCALYPTICA and MICHAEL MONROE, among others.

"Don't Need You" will be released on Monday, November 7. The song will be premiered Sunday night on the BBC Radio 1 "Rock Show" with Daniel P. Carter.

Regarding the concept for the clip, BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE frontman Matt Tuck told Kerrang! magazine: "It's not really a 'doomed' wedding as such… It's really just a take on a concept I had. There's this beautiful ceremony, and it appears to be all about love and trust, but there's this undercurrent of mistrust and bullshit to go with it. The church we filmed it in is perfect. It's not your typical wedding venue — it's really run-down and dilty. We thought that contrast would be really cool to have with the idea of the video. We wanted it to look really grand and ornate, but underneath it all, it's a bit dirty."

BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE recently signed a worldwide deal with Search And Destroy/Spinefarm Records.

The band's last studio album, "Venom", was released in August 2015 via RCA. The CD marked BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE 's first release since the departure of longtime bassist Jason James and addition of Mathias (formerly of REVOKER).

BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE drummer Michael "Moose" Thomas took a temporary leave of absence from the band earlier this year to spend time with his wife, as they awaited the birth of his first child. He has since been replaced on the road by Jason Bowld (PITCHSHIFTER, AXEWOUND).

Who's ready for 'Don't Need You'? Listen to the first play on @bbcradio1 tomorrow from 7pm!

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