I misunderstood last week that this was coming out last Friday. Either I read the information I was given wrong or they just pushed it back a week. Whatever, it doesn’t matter because it’s here now. Enjoy Sacrifice For The Slaughtergod from Skeletonwitch. If you like the video and song, pick up the album Beyond The Permafrost.
 
Sacrifice for the Slaughtergod

Skeletonwitch is one of those killer bands that tours their asses off but still manages to go under the radar. I can’t see their music going full blown mainstream for the fact that it won’t appeal to scene kids as much as it does…the rest of us. Their last release Beyond The Permafrost came out in mid 2007 and the band has been on the road constantly in support of it. Rob from Metal Injection caught up with the band in their latest episode of “The Fix” where the band talked about their favorite metal videos.
 

 
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Here is some live footage of Skeletonwitch playing Cast Into The Open Sea not too far down the road from me in Wilmington, NC at a place called Lucky’s Pub. Enjoy.

Check out Skeletonwitch’s latest release Beyond The Permafrost on Prosthetic Records.

SKELETONWITCH to tour alongside Job For A Cowboy, The Red Chord
Hot off returning home from the Dying Fetus / Cephalic Carnage tour alongside labelmates YEAR OF DESOLATION, Athens, Ohio’s SKELETONWITCH have just been confirmed as a support act on an upcoming tour in late January alongside Job For A Cowboy and The Red Chord. Already touring heavily throughout 2007 in support of the band’s Prosthetic Records debut, ‘Beyond The Permafrost,’ SKELETONWITCH has already shared time on the road with Withered, Nachtmystium, Municipal Waste and Toxic Holocaust, as well as Dying …read more

Skeletonwhitch, out of Athens, Ohio bring thrash, death and black metal into one giant heap of audio onslaught to your ears with their third release Beyond the Permafrost on Prosthetic Records.
Originally released on October 2, 2007, Beyond The Permafrost brings technicality, speed and brutality to the table on a platter the size of a Texans belt buckle. Every song is a fury of guitars, every beat is a thunderous reminder that you don’t have to have the double bass through the entire song to make it in todays metal.