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WALLS OF JERICHO: New Video Interview, Performance Footage Available

July 18, 2008

Nikki Law of Bay Area Backstage conducted an interview with Candace Kucsulain (vocals) and Dustin Schoenhofer (drums) of Detroit's WALLS OF JERICHO on July 12, 2008 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California (where the band was performing as part of the Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival). The 18-minute clip, which includes performance footage, can be viewed below.

A brand new WALLS OF JERICHO track entitled "The American Dream" has been posted on the band's MySpace page. The track is the title cut of the group's forthcoming album, due on July 29 via Trustkill Records. The CD was recorded at Spider Studios in Cleveland, Ohio with Ben Schigel and Tony Gammalo. Guitarist Chris Rawson previously said, "We tried some new things without doing the same thing over and over. We wanted to make sure to do what we do and not go too far off the beaten track, but at the same time keep ourselves intereseted and excited. I would say it's more aggressive than [2006's] 'With Devils Amongst Us All' with lots of parts to circle-pit to so put on your running shoes get stoked — and start running your ass in a circle!!"

"The American Dream" track listing:

01. The New Ministry
02. The Prey
03. The American Dream
04. Feeding Frenzy
05. The Hunter
06. Famous Last Words
07. A Long Walk Home
08. Shock Of The Century
09. Discovery Of Jones
10. Standing On Paper Stilts
11. Night Of A Thousand Torches

An e-card for "The American Dream" can be accessed at this location.

WALLS OF JERICHO and Corey Taylor (SLIPKNOT, STONE SOUR) recently collaborated on an EP entitled "Redemption". The CD, which was produced by Taylor, features primarily melodic vocals and acoustic instruments.

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