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POISON THE WELL: Video Interview Available

February 26, 2008

This week on Buckshot's Bonanza, Buckshot sat down with guitarist Ryan Primack of the Miami, Florida-based metalcore band POISON THE WELL. During the interview, Ryan discusses the differences in labels throughout the years, what the group goes through on a day-to-day basis and the good-natured fun of being in a touring band.

Watch the interview at Woozyfly.com.

POISON THE WELL will support THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN in Europe starting on February 26 and continuing through April 11.

POISON THE WELL's video for the song "Letter Thing" can be viewed below. The live performance footage for the clip was shot in Los Angeles. Directed by Roboshobo (BLOOD BROTHERS, MATES OF STATE) and featuring animation, the video is "very different video for us and in general," drummer Chris Hornbrook previously said. "(Roboshobo) has been working like a madman, telling us at one point he didn’t sleep for two days because he was so into the process."

The band released its latest album, "Versions", in 2007 on Ferret Music.

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