The sickest video ever made? Possibly, thanks to the work of Impaled. Director and Impaled guitarist Sean McGrath directed and edited the video, along with work from the rest of the band building set and props. The entire video cost a paltry $150, showing what can be done, and indeed what shouldn't be done, on the cheap. The video stars Matt Luque, reprising his role as the victim on the cover of Mondo Medicale, the album from which this video is taken. It was also included as a CD-Rom track on the Medical Waste EP, except in Germany, where the video was deemed to violent to release. http://www.impaled.info http://www.myspace.com/impaled

Impaled Releases New Music Video - May 2008 Preceding their upcoming descent upon the shores of Europe, Impaled unleashes a new video onslaught. Culling from their latest album for Willowtip Records / Candlelight UK, "The Last Gasp," the band has self-produced a cinematic abortion for the song "G.O.R.E." "Heading to the Old World this summer for our second European tour, we wanted to celebrate, via film and song, the true achievements of Western idealism," says bassist Ross Sewage. "Namely, conquest, war, mechanized death, and endless, bloody reams of mellifluent G.O.R.E." Edited by guitarist Jason Kocol along with drummer Raul Varela through his Evil Morgue Entertainment video company, the video features production work done entirely by band members along with some live footage by Kill That Cat Productions. Varela adds, "Despite a low, DIY budget and rigging our own shots and cameras, everyone in Impaled pulled together valiantly and we were able to puke this together right before going on tour and are happy with the entrail result." The band has made the video available online through popular streaming sites, such as YouTube and MySpace, as well downloadable versions on their website for portable video players and smart phones. Impaled will be seen this year at the 2008 Maryland Death Fest, followed by a tour of Europe in June with Origin and Hour of Penance. Video URL at MySpace: http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=34652780 www.impaled.info www.myspace.com/impaled www.willowtip.com www.candlelight.co.uk www.evilmorgue.com/ www.youtube.com/user/KILLTHATCATvideo

A classic in their own mind, Impaled's "Preservation of Death" video is presented here in stunning black and white. Harkening to back to older horror films like Frankenstein, Nosferatu, and the Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, the look and feel of this video was carefully executed by director and band member Sean McGrath. It encapsulates the broader story told on the band's record, "Death After Life." Watch in terror as the four deranged doctors try to find a cure for death after life, only to discover that the true horror lurks within themselves! The props and make-up were created entirely by the band with the help of artists extraordinare, Eric Radey and Juliana Medina. The video was shot in three days in a set built by the band in a rented music rehearsal room. Finally, it was edited by band members Jason Kocol and Sean McGrath. www.impaled.info

Impaled offers up another video slice from their record "Death After Life." Featuring footage from shows in a Los Angeles club and a Kansas basement, the four goreman of the apocalypse show why they are the most hated band in the world. Shot by two maestros of gore, Trent Haaga (Terror-Firmer) and Jeff Sisson (Zombie Bloodbath 2). Edited by Jeff Sisson. http://www.impaled.info/ http://www.jeffreysisson.com/ http://trenthaaga.com/