AVULSED To Enter The Studio This Week To Record New EP; To Include BLACK SABBATH Cover
April 15, 2015, 9 years ago
Spanish death metal veterans, Avulsed, are entering the studio this Friday to begin the recording process of four new songs for an upcoming EP, due out in September right before the band embark on their fifth European tour (third as headliners).
The new EP will be titled Altar Of Disembowelment, and will include four new songs plus a cover of Black Sabbath’s "Neon Knights”, recorded in December 2010 for a Spanish tribute to Black Sabbath that never happened, so the band decided to use it on this release. Recording and mixing will be handled by Furni (ex-Avulsed drummer) at his own Overhead Studios, to be mastered later on by Dan Swanö and Unisound Studios.
The four new songs follow a heavier direction than the previous material, still with the unmistakable death metal style of Avulsed. This will mark the recording debut for drummer Erik Raya. Cover artwork will be once again handled by the genius Juanjo Castellano.
Altar Of Disembowelment EP is scheduled for release on September 9th on CD format through Xtreem Music, while a vinyl version on 10" format should come out through Greek label Repulsive Echo Records on a still undetermined date.
Before that, Xtreem Music will also be doing a reissue of the band’s classic second album from '99, Stabwound Orgasm, on CD, 12"LP / t-shirt formats.
Updates to follow.
