The entity known as MONSTERWORKS began as a death metal organism (metallicum necronominominom) spawned in a primordial swamp and went on to evolve into the sophisticated supermetal machine (uber-ferrous tonka) it is today in the fleeting span of 3.5 billion years. This incubation period has resulted in a genus that communicates through an intriguing musical blend borrowing from the best of proto-thrash, death and traditional metal.

Consisting of Hugo (bass), James (drums), Marcus (lead guitar) and Jon (guitar/vocals), Monsterworks has thrown all its collective experience into a new and ambitious slab of granite joy: The God Album; a philosophical journey navigating the woes of religion and its implications for the modern world. Monsterworks has been described as "thinking man's metal", a label to be proud of insofar as one can distinguish the message among the roaring and screaming that characterizes its sound.

Vocalist Jon (also vocalist/lyricist for Chicago based metal band THE LIVING FIELDS) says, "since the release of our heavy metal space adventure concept albums: Spacial Operations and Singularity, I was intrigued with the idea of 'themed' records rather than straight narrative stories. This new album has something to say from a few different angles and I hope it will reinforce the importance of critical thinking and the dangers of blind faith. We live in an age of great technological achievement, yet a significant part of the populations of supposedly modern industrialised nations believe that the Earth is six thousand years old. There is something profoundly bizarre about that. It is worth having a cup of tea or a few beers and pondering whilst listening to The God Album."

Monsterworks tracklisting:

'Everything You Believe Is A Lie'

'Monomythic'

'Reprieve'

'The Enemy Of My Enemy'

'Origin'

'False Miracle'

'God'

'Let It Go'

'(Hymn Of) Fire'

The God Album is released through Casket Music on February 28th (UK) and March 8th (North America), distributed by PHD worldwide.

Check out 'Let It Go' from The God Album below: