Montreal’s NEURAXIS have completed the shooting for the “Darkness Prevails” video from the band’s most recent release, The Thin Line Between. Helmed by director Chris Alsop, the clip is currently being edited, and will be available online and at video outlets shortly to coincide with NEURAXIS’ participation on the upcoming North American tour with The Faceless, Abigail Williams, Decrepit Birth, and Veil of Maya. Photos from the video shoot are available here.

 “Working with Chris for the video has been an amazing experience,” says NEURAXIS frontman Alex Leblanc. “He is very passionate about what he does and made us feel comfortable during the whole shoot. It was our first video so we decided to go for something simple, but added a little twist to it. We worked on the lighting to give it a special vibe, and the whole goal was basically to put a face to our music...”

“The great thing about working with NEURAXIS was that these guys showed up, ready to go and were totally focused on making a wicked video,” Alsop adds. “And that really comes through in the performance. It was a blast to work with them. As a director, it helps when the band understands the process of a production. I worked really closely with the band in coming up with a concept. The idea was to work off the title of the song, to really play up the blacks with slashes of red, very low key lighting, and then contrast that with a Sin City-inspired look which still retains that dark edge.”

ALL THAT REMAINS' new video for "Two Weeks" will premiere on MTV2's Headbangers Ball website today, Thursday, October 2 and on television this Saturday, October 4. A special behind-the-scenes look at the making of the "Two Weeks" video is available now on http://headbangersblog.mtv.com.

ALL THAT REMAINS' new album Overcome has just captured the 1 spot on the CMJ Loud Rock chart.
Overcome (Prosthetic Records/Razor & Tie Entertainment) recently debuted at 16 on the Billboard Top 200 Album chart, selling more than 28,000 units in its first week. It marked the band's highest debut and sales week ever, more than doubling the first week sales figures of their last album The Fall of Ideals (nearly 13,000) and soaring past the previous album's debut chart position (75).

France's GOJIRA has made the band's forthcoming release, The Way of All Flesh, available in its entirety, streaming exclusively at the band's official MySpace page. Scheduled for an Oct. 14 North American release through Prosthetic Records, The Way of All Flesh, is the band's follow-up to the critically-acclaimed From Mars To Sirius, which saw the band breakthrough in the extreme metal underground in North America through several high-profile tours, displaying GOJIRA's monstrously huge live show.

Currently on tour with In Flames throughout Europe, where the album will see release through Listenable Records, GOJIRA will again return to North America to wow audiences this side of the Atlantic as support for In Flames and All That Remains, along with 36 Crazy Fists throughout November and December.

The first video from The Way of All Flesh, for the track "Vacuity," will be available online and at video outlets soon.
Meanwhile, there are several images available from the completed video available here. French directors Julien Mokrani and Samuel Bodin captured the imagery with a RED video camera, the same used in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings movies, and seasoned theater actress Claire Theodoly plays the main protagonist amid performance footage of GOJIRA playing the track.

This weekend, two videos from Prosthetic bands will re-air on MTV2's Headbangers Ball: ALL THAT REMAINS' "Chiron" and GOJIRA's "To Sirius," so be sure to check your local listings for time and channel on Saturday night. Also, be sure to check out one of the fall's biggest tours, where ALL THAT REMAINS and GOJIRA are supporting In Flames along with 36 Crazy Fists all across North America!

In a time in the extreme music underground where styles and sub-genres have been meshed, molded, and mashed together countless times before and few bands can boast a history even a few years long, ANTAGONIST can claim a decade of experience despite their young ages and, more importantly, an attitude that hasn’t been jaded after years in the underground – a perspective personified on Exist’s 10 tracks.

 “We're lucky to still be around and to have a respectable label behind is seriously a dream come true,” Lond continues. “We still have the same mind set but now we see things on a much bigger level. This has never been a hobby for us, it has always been a priority since we were 14 years old and nothing will change that.”