Puscifer have shared a live video for the track "The Humbling River", which comes from their recent streaming concert film, "Global Probing", that is via iTunes and Puscifertv.com, as both a rental and purchase, along with the accompanying soundtrack available through the various streaming services.
Speakeasy shared these details: Filmed at the Yavapai College Performing Arts Center in Prescott, Ariz., "Global Probing" captures the Puscifer live experience, with the band seamlessly merging their music with an assortment of eye-popping visuals and sketches featuring Pusciverse characters Agent Dick Merkin and Billy D.
"'Global Probing' should serve to dispel any deep state rumors that Puscifer, a.k.a. Pusciforce, are actually a super-secret government agency, posing as a Rock Music Band, searching for alien life forms living among us," says Special Agent Dick Merkin.
"But seriously," adds Maynard James Keenan, "we're just a Rock Band. Seriously."
Limited-edition "Global Probing" vinyl, and a themed-collection of merch, can be found on the Puscifer.com website. Watch the video below:
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