Bones of Goliath Ignite the Stage with Blazing Live Video for “Face The Flames”

Heavy rock trio Bones of Goliath have released a new live video for their song “Face The Flames,” capturing the band’s crushing sound, groove-driven intensity, and commanding stage presence in a raw, unfiltered setting. This release clearly demonstrates how to throw down and bring the groove live.

Originally released on the band’s debut EP, “Face The Flames” has become a cornerstone of Bones of Goliath’s live set—an anthem built on perseverance, forward motion, and refusing to give in when the pressure hits hardest. The live video amplifies that message, showcasing the weight and atmosphere the band is known for onstage.

“‘Face The Flames’ is about marching through the fires of life and never giving up,” the band explains. “It’s for anyone who’s been knocked down but keeps moving forward. When we had the opportunity to properly capture this show, it felt like the right song to lead with and show that we mean business.”

The live performance highlights a key element of Bones of Goliath’s identity: delivering a massive, full-bodied sound as a three-piece. Fans frequently note how unexpectedly huge the band sounds live—a presence that’s fully on display in the new video, from crushing riffs to locked-in grooves that pull energy directly from the crowd.

Rather than releasing a traditional studio single or lyric video, the band chose to spotlight their live show at this point in their journey. “The live environment adds something essential to our music,” they say. “This video captures the feel, the movement, and the energy that defines who we are as a band.”

The release also marks the beginning of more live-focused content, with additional videos from the same performance planned. Looking ahead, Bones of Goliath are preparing for an active year, with plans to enter the studio and spend as much time on the road as possible.

“Growth is the word for our next chapter,” the band adds. “We want to raise the bar across the board—from recordings to live performances—and make everything we do more memorable and engaging.”    https://bonesofgoliath.com/