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GUANO APES: New Video Posted Online

November 4, 2004

GUANO APES's video for their brand new single, "Break the Line", has been posted online at Viva.tv. The single is scheduled for release on November 15. Several pictures from the video shoot can be viewed at this location (click on each photo to see more pictures).

As previously reported, GUANO APES' designer, Friedel, "is very busy cutting video material" for the forthcoming DVD covering the band's history, according to a posting on the group's web site. "You wouldn't believe how many tons of stuff have been collected over the years!"

GUANO APES' most recent release was a live CD, entitled "Guano Apes Live", featuring a bonus DVD. The group's latest studio album, "Walking on a Thin Line", was issued in early 2003.

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