"But you don't hear me though!"01 July 2007Factual, Music61 mins
This raw documentary features the Wilkes-Barre, PA band and their crew on tour across North America and Europe in 2006. It's a time capsule for the prominent band during their travels and exploits. The doc was included as a DVD for the No Omega release on 1917 Records in 2007. It was sold during the summer of 2007 while on tour with Blacklisted, RZL DZL, and Living Hell. Features footage from Iron Age, World Collapse, and War Hungry
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