KEILAR: For the first time, we are hearing from members of the American band that was playing in the Bataclan concert hall where terrorists killed 89 people the night of the Paris attacks. This is a gripping interview where they reveal chilling new details of the carnage. CNN's Brian Todd is here with this story -- Brian.</s>BRIAN TODD, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Brianna, this was a nearly two-hour siege. And these band members along with other survivors say one of the memories that haunts them is the image of the attackers constantly reloading their weapons. One band member says whenever the shooting stopped, it would start again.</s>TODD (voice-over): The moment when an upbeat joyful evening at the Bataclan theater turned chaotic. The band Eagles of Death Metal was on stage and exposed.</s>TODD: In their first interview since the Paris attacks, the band's sound engineer tells the news organization "Vice" people started dropping to the ground. And he came face-to-face with a gunman.</s>SHAWN LONDON, SOUND ENGINEER, EAGLES OF DEATH METAL BAND: He looked right at me. And he shot at me. And he missed. And he hit my console. Buttons went flying everywhere.</s>TODD: Shawn London told "Vice" that's when he hit the floor.</s>LONDON: I think he thought I probably got hit because I went down so quickly and everybody else around was injured. There's blood all over. He stayed there and continued to shoot and shoot and slaughter and just scream the top of his lungs, "Allahu Akbar".</s>TODD: Band members say the most awful thing they saw was the attackers relentlessly shooting into the audience in the packed ground floor section. Other survivors gave similar accounts, saying after the gunmen came through the front entrance and shot people there --</s>ISOBEL BOWDERY, BATACLAN ATTACK SURVIVOR: Then they moved upstairs by the stage on to the first level.
American Band Recalls Concert Hall Carnage.