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FILTER To Take Part In RockMyMonkey.com's Live Interview Series

July 16, 2008

FILTER will take part in RockMyMonkey.com's live interview series tonight (Wednesday, July 16) at 4 p.m. PDT / 7 p.m. EDT. As always, fans are strongly encouraged to jump into the chat room to listen to the show, ask their own questions, and chat with other fans of FILTER about the band's new CD, "Anthems for the Damned".

For more information, go to this location.

FILTER recently sent a new single called "What's Next" to rock radio, the second track issued from the group's new album, "Anthems for the Damned". Like the record's first single, "Soldiers of Misfortune", this one has a political edge. Frontman Richard Patrick said in a press release about the song, "We've got two oil men in the fuckin' White House that have destroyed our country. And we can't seem to recognize that as a culture. It just astounds me. So it's a call to arms."

"Soldiers of Misfortune" touched on similar territory, with Patrick describing it as an "anti-war, pro-troops" song.

"Anthems for the Damned" is the first FILTER album since 2002's "The Amalgamut".

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