Old-school death metal squad, Gruesome, has just shared a savage new music video for the title track from their forthcoming EP, ‘Dimensions Of Horror’.

GRUESOME’s Matt Harvey, “For our first foray into the realm of video, we are very stoked to give you the title track of our new EP, ‘Dimensions Of Horror’. The video, much like everything we’ve done with GRUESOME, harkens back to a simpler time, when you could reliably find a guy with a mustache kicking back on the hood of his Trans Am blasting ‘Master Of Puppets’ in the parking lot of your local 7-11. A time when mullets and latch-key kids roamed lands gripped with ‘Satanic Panic,’ and you could still buy acid at high school. Yes, the 1980s. Those were the days when Chuck Schuldiner‘s individual thought patterns turned toward mutilation and rituals involving zombies. We hope that this proudly “B” video grips you with fear, or at least makes you nostalgic for the halcyon days of big white high-tops, bigger hair, and first generation of death metal. So come with us and enter the dimensions of horror.”

Produced by the band and co-produced and recorded by Jarrett Pritchard at New Constellation RMP Studios in Orlando, Florida, ‘Dimensions Of Horror’ is a grisly salute to DEATH’s iconic ‘Scream Bloody Gore’ and once again features cover art by the legendary Ed Repka (Death, Atheist, Massacre). A six-song slab of classic, bone-breaking, death metal jams, ‘Dimensions Of Horror’ continues the development of GRUESOME‘s homage to the founding fathers of the genre and proves that no matter the decade, old-school death metal is always relevant, savage, and irresistible. Over the past year, GRUESOME has performed at numerous festivals worldwide, including Full Terror Assault Fest, Obscene Extreme America, and Netherlands Deathfest. The band has also been confirmed for Maryland Deathfest in Baltimore this coming May 26th through the 29th. Stay tuned for more festival announcements.

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