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Philippines’ Tower Of Doom launch spectacular new video series – first up Valley of Chrome

By on July 12, 2018

Philippines’ Tower Of Doom have launched a spectacular new video series entitled Tower Sessions Presents and for the instalment they’ve invited metal powerhouse Valley of Chrome. The band rips through their latest, supremely catchy, single Alay which the vocalist Rogel explained discusses global Filipinos. “Those who go out of their way to achieve the impossible for their loved ones”. According to the Philippine Statistic Authority, back in 2016 they report that during the period of April to September, there were over 2.2 million Filipinos working overseas.

Tower of Doom says the following regarding this incredible new video series:

“Tower Sessions Presents is our new take on our Tower Sessions series. For four seasons, we have shot almost everything exclusively within the rooms of Tower of Doom Studios, and we felt it was time for a change. With Tower Sessions Presents, we will be highlighting a few selected artists, and will be taking them to special locations outside of the studio, where we can capture their amazing performances. With more room to play in, you can expect the same Tower Sessions quality, but with more beautiful backdrops, and better shots that we couldn’t always achieve within the confines of the studio.”

Check out the full write up on Tower of Doom’s website here: http://towerofdoom.net/tower-sessions-presents-valley-of-chrome-alay/

Don’t forget that Valley Of Chrome are playing Hammersonic in Jakarta, Indonesia with a whole host of other stellar Asian acts which you can read about in our round up at this link: https://uniteasia.org/guide-asian-acts-years-hammersonic-festival-lineup/

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