Evile - Infected Nations (2009)

[chris2711]

"It always bugs me when bands talk up their upcoming album by saying the same things everyone else does like it's heavier and more broooootal and so on, so all I want to say is we're excited about what we're working on and it feels like a natural progression from our first effort, you'll all be able to make up your own minds on all that though when it's released later this year. Until then we'll keep everyone updated on developments from the studio in May, show you the artwork and all that jif, do a little dance for you, and we're planning to road test some of the new material on our U.K. tour which starts April 15 in Birmingham, so if you're heading down to any of the shows we'll see you there!"

"Infected Nations" erscheint am 21.09.2009 bei Earache (Europa) beziehungsweise am 22.09.2009 (USA).

Die Tracklist:
1. Infected Nation
2. Now Demolition
3. Nosophoros
4. Genocide
5. Plague To End All Plagues
6. Devoid Of Thought
7. Time No More
8. Metamorphosis
9. Hundred Wrathful Deities

Russ Russell (u.a. Napalm Death) hat den Silberling produziert, das Artwork stammt von Michael Whelan (bereits tätig für Sepultura, Obituary etc.)

Einen neuen Song namens "Demolition" kann man bei YouTube bestaunen:



Bitte noch so einen Killer wie "Enter the grave"

http://www.evile.co.uk/splash.html

http://www.myspace.com/evileuk

http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=34007

[Wizz21]

Dat wird ein weiteres Pflichtalbum!

[chris2711]

Einen neuen Song ihres kommenden Albums bieten EVILE nicht nur zum Hören, sondern sogar zum kostenfreien Download an. Der Song heißt 'Infected Nation' und kann auf der MySpace-Seite von EVILE angehört oder auf der Internetseite ihrer Plattenfirma Earache Records heruntergeladen werden.

Das ganze Album wird ebenfalls "Infected Nation" heißen und am 21. September in England veröffentlicht werden. In Deutschland sollte es dann entweder der 18. oder der 25. September sein. Das Album kann im Earache-Webstore zu einem Sonderpreis bereits vorbestellt werden, siehe Abbildung.

http://www.myspace.com/evileuk

http://www.earache.com/webstore/product_...e7d5609894

Quelle: Earache Records

Vorbestellt!

[padrak]

Olala, mal lauschen.

[Wizz21]

Olala, mal lauschen.

Dito!

[chris2711]

Awa, erst bestellen, dann lauschen!

[braindad]

lauschen macht bei den tracks aber spaß

[chris2711]

Das Argument lass ich gelten

[Wizz21]

Die Brit Thrasher von EVILE haben einen weiteren Song ihres kommenden Albums "Infected Nations" online gestellt. Checkt mal myspace.com/evileuk und hört in "Nosophoros" rein. Auf besagter MySpace Page stehen auch weiterhin der Titeltrack, sowie "Now Demoltion" zum Reinhören bereit!

Gitarrist Ol Drake kommentiert die neueste Hörprobe wie folgt:
"The third and final track for you to preview "Infected Nations" is "Nosophoros"... It's strange (but cool) how the first 3 tracks of the album are a great summary of what the album has to offer, while still leaving a lot of variation and different dynamics still yet to be heard. We just got handed final copies of the album for the band, and I couldn't be happier with the layout and overall feel of the album. I for one have always been a fan of going to the store, buying an album, taking it home, reading through the lyrics, taking in everything to do with the album and sit through it from beginning to end taking it all in. I've loved doing that since I was young. Whenever I hear classic albums like Metallica's "...And Justice For All" I remember first buying it, taking in all the lyrics, artwork, the feel of it and I picture all of that whilst hearing it.

This is a big reason why I will never condone or be a fan of downloading music. You aren't getting the quality, or the album as the artists have intended it. If people want to preview an album before getting their wallet out, there is Myspace, hence why we're putting these 3 tracks up for you to sample the album.

Nosophoros was one of the earlier tracks written for "Infected Nations". It has a lot of crazy guitar work in it, and solos from here to next week. It's one of the more mental thrashers on the album, so get ready to voluntarily injure yourself when you hear this. Turn it up to the Evile volume! (...Which is anywhere above quiet)" (Quelle: Stormbringer.at)