MAC SABBATH Reveals Three New VR Performance Music Videos
Watch Three 360° VR Videos of Mac Sabbath Performances Filmed at LA’s Regent Theater | Viewable Now via LA Weekly
Fast food-themed Black Sabbath cover kings MAC SABBATH recently released their very first music video – the Claymation fiasco “Pair-a-Buns” – and are now following up with three brand new 360° VR live performance music videos, filmed at The Regent Theater in last summer. Produced by Jay Spangler, the VR videos are viewable with any VR viewer or Google Cardboard. Watch the video for “Sweet Beef” now via LA Weekly, with links to videos for “Chicken For The Slaves” and “More Ribs” included in the text: http://www.laweekly.com/music/watch-mac-sabbath-perform-sweet-beef-in-sweet-360-vr-video-8534148
MAC SABBATH will return to the Regent Theater on December 29, 2017 as part of a three-day run, co-headlining with the Dwarves. 45 Grave will also perform at the Regent show, and tickets go on sale this Friday at 10am local time. Other dates include December 30 in San Diego and December 31 (New Year’s Eve) in Mesa, AZ. More details will surface on these dates soon. Right now, you can get MAC SABBATH‘s first ever recorded music – the single Pair-A-Buns – via flexi disc in their official new coloring activity book. The coloring book is chock full of fantastically-ridiculous images to color, dots to connect, mazes to solve and more. Order for just $15 via www.officialmacsabbath.com.
More about MAC SABBATH:Mixing raucous comedy with borderline-horrific theatrics, the only thing more petrifying than impending health problems resulting from years of overeating is a Mac Sabbath show. Show attendees should be prepared to partake in the fun – Mac Sabbath puts on a theatrical, multimedia stage show – complete with a smoking grill, laser-eyed clowns, bouncing burgers and many more magical surprises… basically anything and everything an unwary show-goer could ever want in their wildest dreams.
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“… one of the most interesting bands to come around in a long, long time. They have Dead Kennedys’ outrageous sense of humor mixed with total irreverence and ornate style on top of a solid, engaging performance (even if the crowd is reluctant to respond). So while this whole thing was probably thought up after eating too many pot brownies, it is one of the most brilliant ideas in a long time.” – Troy Farah, Phoenix New Times
“This is not a drill. Be it exchanging Black Sabbath’s “Paranoid” for a “Pair-a-buns” or “Iron Man” for a “Frying Pan,” these food-focused musical dweebs are cooking up something hot ‘n’ ready just for you.” – Alicia Lutes, MTV.com
“The most impressive-and terrifying-thing about Mac Sabbath is that they’re actually really good. Ronald channels his inner Ozzy onstage, from the manic jumping to the frantic hand waving…” – Bryan Rolli, Paste Magazine“Even if the songs are dripping with onions and extra cheese, Mac Sabbath put on one righteous stage show, complete with smoke machines, gritty power chords, and endless head-banging.” – Chris Coplan, ConsequenceofSound.net
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