Our Last Enemy Posts "Wolves Of Perigord" Lyric Video

Our Last Enemy just premiered a new occult-themed lyric video for "Wolves of Perigord" today. Give it a view below, thanks to the Bloody-Disgusting.com crew.

The video contains imagery and hidden messages designed by the band, which allude to the 1766 event in France, where eighteen residents of the French town Perigord were attacked and killed by a pack of wild wolves. Vocalist Oliver Fogwell comments:

“We originally found the idea for ‘Wolves of Perigord’ by looking up animal attacks online that we would then send to each other. One day we stumbled across this story of these wolves which plagued a region called Perigord in France back in 1766. They killed 18 people and even King Louis put out a reward for their death. We found a lot of similarities between the band and a pack of wolves – constantly travelling, terrorizing and moving on from town to town, only being able to rely on each other and in the case of the wolves of perigord, persecuted for doing what comes naturally to them, which it can feel like in a band at times. What’s funny, is that the region of Perigord is no more, but the wolves are still remembered and some of them are stuffed in a museum, yet all the people who hunted and killed them are dead and forgotten. Who really won?”

Our Last Enemy released latest full-length album "Pariah" earlier this year through Eclipse Records (Mushroomhead, Bobaflex, A Breach of Silence). The album was produced by Christian Olde Wolbers (ex-Fear Factory) and recorded at Temple Studios, Los Angeles.