Are you ready for the Aussie invasion of Twelve Foot Ninja? The band is currently traversing North America in support of their 'Silent Machine' album and drummer Shane "Russ" Russell and guitarist Stevic Mackay recently took the time to film a track-by-track commentary about the disc. The second episode, featuring the rockers discussing six cuts, is exclusively premiering here at Noisecreep.

In the latest commentary clip, seen above, the musicians do a little multi-tasking, sharing the stories behind their songs while also making a little breakfast. In this video, you'll get a rather colorful story on the origins of the track 'Liberation,' the rather unique way in which several songs started for the new album, and yes, given that they are in the kitchen the boys get sidetracked talking about bacon and the difference between ketchup and tomato sauce.

It's definitely a fun watch for the viewer, as Russ and Stevic take you through their thoughts on the songs 'Mother Sky,' 'Vanguard,' 'Liberation,' 'Rogue,' 'Myth of Progress' and 'Ain't That a Bitch.'

In other Twelve Foot Ninja news, the band has released a video for their single 'Shuriken,' which can be viewed at this location. In addition, the group is in the midst of a North American run with Periphery, Born of Osiris and Dead Letter Circus. See their remaining dates below.

If you're interested in picking up the 'Silent Machine' album, it's currently available via iTunes and Amazon as well as at Importcds.com.

Twelve Foot Ninja with Periphery / Born of Osiris / Dead Letter Circus

11/8 -- Minneapolis, Minn. -- Skyway Theatre
11/9 -- Milwaukee, Wis. (Wisconsin Metalfest) -- Eagles Ballroom/The Rave
11/10 -- Cleveland, Ohio(Ohio Metalfest) -- Wolstein Center
11/11 -- Toronto, Ontario -- Opera House - WITHOUT BOO
11/12 -- Quebec City, Quebec -- Dagobert - WITHOUT BOO
11/14 -- Montreal, Quebec -- La Tulipe - WITHOUT BOO
11/15 -- Ottawa, Ontario -- Ritual - WITHOUT BOO
11/16 -- Worcester, Mass. -- The Palladium (Upstairs)
11/16 -- Philadelphia, Pa. -- The Trocadero
11/19 -- Poughkeepsie, N.Y. -- The Chance
11/20 -- New York City, N.Y. -- Gramercy Theatre

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