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GODSMACK: Unplugged Performance Of 'Running Blind' Posted Online

March 15, 2004

Launch has posted an exclusive video interview with GODSMACK and a clip of the band performing an unplugged version of the track "Running Blind". Check it out here.

"Running Blind" comes off the group's all-acoustic EP, "The Other Side", due on March 16 through Republic/Universal Records. The set was originally intended to drop last fall, but the band decided to postpone its release "because 'Faceless' still has legs and we didn't want to interrupt the momentum," singer Sully Erna recently told MTV.com. "['The Other Side'] will keep GODSMACK in the public eye while we take some time off to write the fourth record." GODSMACK are in the middle of a North American tour with METALLICA.

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