PSYCROPTIC Offer Free Track Download
January 16, 2012, 12 years ago
Tasmanian technical death metal outfit PSYCROPTIC will return this February with their upcoming fifth studio album, The Inherited Repression. 'Carriers Of The Plague', the opening track from the album, is available for free download at this location.
Check out the second “making-of” video for The Inherited Repression below:
Head over to the official Psycroptic Facebook page to hear the brand new track, 'Carriers Of The Plague'. The Inherited Repression will be released February 7th in North America and February 10th in Europe via Nuclear Blast Records. Check out the album artwork below:
Commented Psycroptic guitarist, Joe Haley, “The Inherited Repression is far and away my favorite Psycroptic album thus far - all of us in the band think this. It’s the age-old cliché from bands when they talk about their current album as being the best of their career, blah, blah, but I have to say it because it’s true. We wouldn’t think there is a point of going on if we couldn’t outdo each album prior. We are certainly not playing music for anything else than the love of creating it and performing it.”
“The Inherited Repression is quite different from anything we have done in terms of song writing and structure, and we spent a lot longer writing and demoing the songs before we recorded it, which you can tell. It’s a very dynamic album - the fast elements faster, the slow elements slower, and a lot of light and dark binding it together. It’s a very catchy album as well - you can tap your foot, bang your head or anything else you want. Basically it has a lot of groove on it from start to finish.”The Inherited Repression was produced, engineered and mixed by Joe Haley, while Alan Douches (NILE, MASTODON, DEATH, HATE ETERNAL) handled mastering duties.
The Inherited Repression features the following nine songs:
'Carriers Of The Plague'
'Forward To Submission'
'Euphorinasia'
'The Throne Of Kings'
'Unmasking The Traitors'
'Become The Cult'
'From Scribe To Ashes'
'Deprivation'
'The Sleepers Have Awoken'
