Whitechapel debuts music video for “Prisoner 666”

WHITECHAPEL has released a new music video for the song “Prisoner 666” from their recent album, “Hymns In Dissonance,” which was dropped earlier this year via Metal Blade Records. Vocalist Phil Bozeman described the track as a return to the band’s earlier sound, morphing into a mix of their work from 2006 to 2010. The song sets the stage for the narrative of the last living son of the Father Of Lies, rebelling against his faith and embracing Satan as his father.

Guitarist Alex Wade highlighted the heavy vibes reminiscent of their track “Saw Is The Law,” but with a more epic and melodic twist, keeping a similar tempo. The music video for “Prisoner 666” can be viewed online, showcasing WHITECHAPEL’s signature brand of hard-hitting metal.

The band is gearing up for the Rituals Of Hate US Headlining Tour which commences next week, spanning over two dozen cities from November 12th to December 14th. The tour promises to feature a full performance of “Hymns In Dissonance” along with classic fan favorites. Bodysnatcher, Angelmaker, and Disembodied Tyrant are set to join them as support acts for the tour.

WHITECHAPEL’s latest album has seen critical acclaim for its dark and heavy sound. The record topped Billboard charts in various categories like Current Hard Rock Albums, Independent Label Current Albums, Current Rock Albums, and Digital Albums upon its release. “Hymns In Dissonance” showcases the band’s evolution and growth, with critics praising its relentless intensity and raw energy, reminiscent of their earlier work from albums like “The Somatic Defilement” and “This Is Exile.”

Fans of WHITECHAPEL can catch the band live on stage, performing tracks from “Hymns In Dissonance” as well as classic hits during their upcoming US tour. With a reputation for powerful live performances and a renewed sense of purpose in their music, WHITECHAPEL continues to solidify their position as one of the leading bands in modern metal.