Bullet For My Valentine Release 'Not Dead Yet' Video10-16-2018
![]() Bullet For My Valentine have released a music video for their track "Not Dead Yet" to promote the October 26th release of a digital deluxe version of their "Gravity" album. The new video features footage that was filmed by Takahito in Tokyo, Japan and frontman Matt Tuck had this to say, "We shot our latest video for Not Dead Yet in Japan after our Summersonic 2018 performances. "We've never done a video there before so thought, 'why not?' Visually it's stunning thanks to the amazing work by Japanese filmmakers Maxilla. We love this track and can't wait for you all to see the new video." Matsuno added, "It is such an honour to shoot Bullet For My Valentine, especially in Tokyo! Thank you for everyone involved in this project and I hope the people reading this like it, arigato!" Watch the video here.
Related Stories
Bullet For My Valentine Return With 'Social Apocalypse'Bullet for My Valentine and Trivium Gearing Up For The Poisoned Ascendancy Tour Bullet For My Valentine's 'The Poison' Gets Limited Edition 20th Anniversary Pressing Bullet For My Valentine, Trivium & August Burns Red Launching American Tour Pendulum And Bullet For My Valentine's Matt Tuck Go Heavy With New 'Halo' Version More Bullet For My Valentine News
|
Hot In The City: Chuck Billy of Testament In-Store Appearance
Cruise News: I Need Luv Cruise Coming in 2027
Journey's Final Frontier Tour Rocks Chicago
Ready for Halloween? Book These Spooky Season Activities Now
Live: Steven Adler and Close Enemies Rock The Des Plaines Theatre
Singled Out: Elliott Ernst's She Should Have Been
Iron Maiden Announce 2027 North American Tour
My Chemical Romance Share Never-Before-Released 'Someone Out There Loves You (Live From Hoboken)'
Watch The Smashing Pumpkins' 'Black Stars' From The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping Soundtrack
Morrissey Releases 'Kerching Kerching' And 'Zoom Zoom The Little Boy'
Tokio Hotel Share 'Perfect Ending' Video And New Album Encore Arrives
Bad Company Preview Live in London With New Video
Taking Back Sunday Releases Louder Now Deluxe Anniversary Edition
Zebra Announce Their First New Studio Album In 23 Years 'Zebra V'
The Number Twelve Looks Like You Stream First New Album In Seven Years
DORO Shares 'You R Not Alone' Video
Glenn Hughes Recovering From Open Heart Surgery