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Showing Teeth's "Hellraiser" Music Video Premieres
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Showing Teeth's "Hellraiser" Music Video Premieres


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Showing Teeth‘s new track “Hellraiser has received its online premiere, and so too has its official music video. You can give the latter a watch below. Speaking of the video on social media, the band’s namesake vocalist had the following to say about this song and its visual component.

“Hellraiser is out now everywhere Watch the official music video now.

Thank you to every single person who brought this video to life. Thank you @glitterflick for once again breathing life into the Showing Teeth universe. And thank you to the incredible drag artists that MADE this video: @biqtchpuddin @2leakyfawcett @adjust_rain @vhexgirl

This is my favorite thing I’ve ever been apart of. Please watch the video and show everyone credited at the end some love. And thank you for being here”

Update: November 06th, 2026 09:36am:

A newly issued press release has found Showing Teeth speak further about the song and what it and the video mean to her:

“‘Hellraiser‘ is about the rage I feel towards my upbringing and the suffering I faced by the hands of the very people claiming to hold the keys to heaven. These people swear on a bible and fearmonger in the name of God, pandering to people in my community, all the while, protecting pedophiles and rapists in power. Hell is very real, and the devil shows his face every time someone is hurt, assaulted, oppressed, or killed because of who they are.

“It was important to me to include drag artists in the ‘Hellraiser‘ video, because of the inspiration they give me in my writing, as well as to push back against the punishment drag art receives from Christian conservative media. I remember the first time I saw a horror drag artist, and it changed everything I knew about art; the contrast of the beauty and the gore felt like something I had been missing in the art I consumed. Horror drag has inspired so much in my music and my life.”

This new single follows in the wake of Showing Teeth‘s debut EP “A Fate Worse Than Loneliness“, which was issued this paste September via Spinefarm/Republic.

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