Dave Grohl: Is ‘Dream Widow’ His Satanic Alter Ego Band?

This morning, a lyric video by a band called "Dream Widow" appeared on the Foo Fighters' YouTube page. The song is called "March of the Insane" and the only info provided is that it's "from their never released self-titled album." The very metal-sounding jam recalls at least part of Grohl's recent Hanukkah sessions cover of Lisa Loeb's classic '90s hit . Odds are, the song has something to do with the band's upcoming film, Studio 666.

Grohl, of course, is no newcomer to extreme metal sounds: his 2004 Probot project saw him collaborating with a number of legendary metal vocalists, including Lemmy of Motorhead, Max Cavalera of Soulfly (and formerly Sepultura), Cronos of Venom, and King Diamond of Mercyful Fate. And in 2015, he was part of the Teenage Time Killers project, which also included Neil Fallon of Clutch, Randy Blythe of Lamb Of God and Corey Taylor of Slipknot. Most metal of all, he played Satan in the Tenacious D film The Pick of Destiny.

Check out Dream Widow below. Studio 666 opens in theaters on February 25.