With a primary objective of saving humanity from itself, extraterrestrial progmangling antiheroes, Pseudo/Sentai, will autonomously issue their Bansheeface debut full-length recording on human digital platforms next Friday, October 16th.
 
A precursory lyric video for Pseudo/Sentai's "Classic Tactics Of Xenocide" opus can be seen below. Boasting a seemingly extrasensory, at times pentatonic style of cutting edge cyber-prog explosiveness, "Classic Tactics Of Xenocide" more than aptly portrays the band's all-consuming sound as captured on Banseeface, And here, the track is not only audibly deployed, this configuration of the movement has been fitted to a unique, rolling visual theme created by Great Heights Design Video Studio, lyrically depicting the track's dire message to humankind.
 
The Pseudo/Sentai league issues of this new audiovisual creation, "Humans regard themselves as absolute predators. We do not live with a fear of being manufactured prey. 'Classic Tactics of Xenocide' is set in a world where our food chain equals have decided to annihilate us in response to a perceived action, one that we ourselves didn't even commit. There is little left to do but detach ourselves, escape from the situation and witness it through a safety lens until they finally come to get us. 'Enjoy being you while you still can’.”
 

Having been sent to Earth to save humanity from itself, the members of Pseudo/Sentai seamlessly unify their intense yet harmonious talents into laser beams of otherworldly musical dementia, as captured on the collective's thirteen-song debut album, Bansheeface, the human ear interpreting these signals as sounds that resemble what we define as 8-bit video game effects, sci-fi movie soundtracks, and progressive/crossover metal.

Five years went into the making of Bansheeface, the record based on about two-hundred pages of sheet music. On this diverse album, the color-coded primary members RED [a.k.a. Scott Baker] provides lead vocals, programming, guitar and lyrics, and BLUE [a.k.a. Greg Murphy] supplies lead guitar, programming and vocals, with cohort Jeff Eber (Dysrhythmia, Zevious) handling drums, Jon Ehlers (Bangladeafy) supplying bass, and Sawyer Schneider on guitar/stunt guitar. The nearly forty-five minute production was fully written and produced by Pseudo/Sentai, and co-produced by Colin Marston who handled all engineering, mixing, and mastering details at Thousand Caves: Menegroth.

Pseudo/Sentai will independently release Bansheeface digitally on October 16th. Pre-orders for the record can be placed via Bandcamp here.

(Photo - Taylor Foiles)