LIFE OF AGONY Frontman Completes Work On 'Bleed For Something Beautiful' Video

May 25, 2009

LIFE OF AGONY frontman Keith Caputo has completed work on a video for the song "Bleed For Something Beautiful" with director William Rot. Caputo says, "We recorded the video in Malibu and in Silverlake, California with Julie Becker, the brilliant and infamous tattoo artist."

"Bleed For Something Beautiful" comes off Caputo's latest solo album "A Fondness For Hometown Scars", which was released in Europe in April 2008 via Suburban Records. The CD was produced by Martyn Lenoble (JANE'S ADDICTION, DAVE GAHAN, PORNO FOR PYROS, THE CULT) and features the following band lineup:

Keith Caputo - Vocals
Jochem Van Rooijen - Drums
Marcel Signor - Guitars
Michiel Rietveld - Bass/Acoustic Guitar

Guest musicians include:

Zac Rae (PEDESTRIAN) - Keyboards
Gerry Leonard (DAVID BOWIE) - Guitars
Craig Ross (LENNY KRAVITZ, SHERYL CROW) - Electric Guitars/Acoustic
Flea (RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS) - Trumpet

"Fondness for Hometown Scars" was mixed by Vincent Jones (SARAH MCLACHLAN, DAVID GAHAN, MORRISSEY) and Martyn Lenoble and was mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound in New York City.

"Fondness for Hometown Scars" track listing:

01. Crawling
02. In December
03. Troubles Down
04. In This Life
05. Nothing To Lose (Songbird)
06. Sad Eyed Lady
07. Silver Candy
08. Got Monsters
09. Son Of A Gun
10. Devil's Pride
11. Bleed For Something Beautiful
12. Son Of A Gun (Reprise)

Caputo's video for the song "Crawling" can be viewed below. The clip was shot in London with director Corin Hardy, who has previously worked with such bands as THE GUILLEMOTS, MCFLY, KEANE and THE HORRORS.

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