Watch: THE MORE I SEE releases video shot at famed STAR WARS set in Tunisia...

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As a STAR WARS fan that is also a fan of metal, this might just be the best music video that I will see this year. Ahead of the October 1 North American release of their new album, THE DISAPPEARING HUMANS (Century Media/Earache Records), THE MORE I SEE has released the video for “The Eye That Offends.” The entire piece was shot on abandoned sets from the iconic first STAR WARS film, deep within the Tunisian Desert of North Africa. Watch it now…

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“I’m a massive fan of Star Wars, so to visit Tunisia and film at some of the greatest film locations ever was really special. It was such an incredible experience to perform at the mighty canyons of the Jundland Wastes (‘Episode IV: A New Hope’), where Luke Skywalker and the droids R2-D2 and C-3PO first meet Obi-Wan Kenobi, as well as the city of Mos Espa (‘Episode I: The Phantom Menace’), and especially Luke Skywalker’s home – Lars homestead (‘Episode IV: A New Hope’). It was a childhood dream of mine to see the igloo, and to get to film there with the sun setting behind us was something I’ll never forget!” TMIS Frontman James Cluer

THE MORE I SEE was formed in 2003 by original member Gizz Butt, who after founding the ’80s Punk-Metal outfit ENGLISH DOGS, spent four years as lead guitarist for THE PRODIGY. ‘The Disappearing Humans’ is the fourth TMIS studio album, and will be the first to feature guitarist James Cluer on lead vocals.

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