Saliva premiered a new music video for "Sin City Mistress" from their album Breaking Through, directed by Gray Taylors. The band will tour with Drowning Pool to mark the 25th anniversary of Every Six Seconds despite none of the current members appearing on that album.
Saliva premiered the music video for "Sin City Mistress," directed by Gray Taylors, available on YouTube and Spotify.
The song appears on Saliva's 12th studio album, Breaking Through, released in August via Judge & Jury Records.
Saliva will celebrate the 25th anniversary of Every Six Seconds on a U.S. tour with Drowning Pool, a plan that has drawn controversy because current Saliva members did not perform on that record.
# What happened Saliva has released a new music video for the song "Sin City Mistress." The clip was directed by Gray Taylors and is streaming now on YouTube and Spotify. The track is part of Saliva's twelfth studio album, Breaking Through, which arrived in August through Judge & Jury Records.
# Why it matters The release continues promotion for Breaking Through and arrives ahead of a U.S. tour during which Saliva will commemorate the 25th anniversary of their platinum-certified sophomore album, Every Six Seconds. The anniversary trek is paired with Drowning Pool, which is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its 2001 album Sinner.
The anniversary tour plan has prompted controversy because none of the current members of Saliva performed on Every Six Seconds. That fact has raised questions among some fans about the appropriateness of an anniversary celebration billed around an album whose performers are not in the present lineup.
# Tour schedule highlights The band shared a list of October U.S. dates associated with the anniversary run. Selected stops include:
# Context on the new album and video Breaking Through is Saliva's most recent full-length, credited as the band's twelfth studio album. The new music video for "Sin City Mistress" supports that release and is part of the album's ongoing promotion. Gray Taylors is credited as the director of the video.
# What to watch for next Expect the band to use the upcoming tour to promote Breaking Through and its singles. Watch the video and compare it to the album's other releases to track how the band is positioning new material alongside legacy songs during the anniversary shows.
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