Whiskey-soaked hardcore metal hybridAll Hail The Yetireleased their long-awaited full-length concept album,Screams From A Black Wilderness, earlier this month via Minus Head Records. Today, the band has teamed up withMetal Hammerto premiere their new silent film-inspired music video for one of the album's standout tracks, "Daughter Of The Morning Star".

Finalizing their conceptual music video series, the "Daughter Of The Morning Star" video is designed to depict the earliest part of the "Before The Flames" / "After The Great Fire" satanic nun saga. The video is once again directed by Brian Cox of Flarelight Films.

Vocalist Connor Garritty explains the concept behind this particular video:"This story begins in the late 1400's with a pagan witch/wiccan woman who lives by herself, purposefully distanced from a village of Christian Puritans. They are scared of her because she is different and doesn't follow their ideals. The men from the village plan to get rid of her and hunt her down. They rape her, beat her and leave her for dead. She then transforms and summons the power of the devil and takes revenge on the men and the people from the village."

Watch Connor and the gang fatefully attempt to meddle with a witch viaMetal Hammerhere:https://teamrock.com/news/2016-04-19/all-hail-the-yeti-daughter-of-the-morning-star-video

Conceptual Video Series Here:

"Before The Flames"(Part 1, fromScreams From A Black Wilderness)
"After The Great Fire"(Part 2, from 2012's self-titled album)

All Hail The Yeti's new album,Screams From A Black Wilderness, is based on classic, spooky horror stories and presents a different story with each track. On this record, expect a heavier, grimier, and all-around groovierAll Hail The Yeti in comparison to their self-titled release.Screams From A Black Wildernessis produced by Matt Hyde, known for his prior work with renowned groups such asDeftones,Slayer, andSoulfly. You can orderScreams From A Black Wildernessnow viaBandcamp,Amazon, oriTunes($6.99 on iTunes untilFriday, April 22).