F.K.

[padrak]

VÖ: 2009

Genre: Thrash Metal

Label: Metal On Metal Records

Herkunftsland: Schweden


Tracklist:
01. Welcome To Your Nightmare
02. Where Moshers Dwell
03. Twitch Of The Thrash Nerve
04. Faster Than The Shark
05. The Pit And The Poser
06. Dead Coroner
07. Almost Metal
08. Hate Your Guts (Love Your Brain)
09. Bedilia – Back For Cake
10. Worms
11. Sleepwalker Texas Ranger
12. He Knows The Drill
13. Six Feet Ünderwear
14. Phantom Killer Attack
15. Blairsville Blues
16. Horror Metal Moshing Machine
17. Highway To Horror

Spielzeit: 39:57

Swedish “horror” thrash metallers F.K.Ü. have announced they”ll be releasing their latest full length opus, Where Moshers Dwell, on July 24th through Metal On Metal Records.

That”s right, it”s time to reveal all the gritty and gruesome details about our upcoming 3rd and most lethal offering yet. The new album entitled Where Moshers Dwell features 17 tracks of neck-snapping Horror Thrash Metal that will leave you for dead, yet begging for more. The album was produced by the band and recorded at Blueflame Studios, mixed by Lawrence Mackrory at Great Scot! Audio and mastered by Mats Lindfors at Cutting Room. The album artwork was created by horror artist mastermind Jeff Zornow and contains a brand new 10-page F.K.Ü. comic book. Special guests on the album include cult actor and Daddy Freddy himself, Robert Englund, as narrator, the man with the sickest death metal-pipes in the world, Jörgen Sandström (Vicious Art, The Project Hate Mcmxcix, Torture Division, Krux, ex-Grave, ex-Entombed) on guest vocals on “Bedilia – Back For Cake” and last but not least, Ryan Sorensen (Engorged) delivers a mind melting shred on the song “Faster Than The Shark”.

European release date is July 24th (US & rest of the world dates TBA) through Metal On Metal Records. The album will be available through all well-stocked CD-vendors and online shops but also through Metal On Metal Records and our own band website.

Quelle: teufelstomb.com

Meine Wertung: 7.5/10

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[chris2711]

Ich kenn nur die 2005er Scheibe "Sometimes They Come Back...to Mosh". Die war gut, schafft es aber nicht ganz an die Spitze. Die 7,5 Punkte hätt ich der auch gegeben, da dürfte die neue ähnlich sein, werd natürlich reinlauschen.

[braindad]

klingt größtenteils ganz ordentlich. könnte mir nach einiger zeit vllt auf die backen gehen, aber ich werd noch weiter reinlauschen

[Wizz21]

Erst vor ein paar Tagen für mich entdeckt, aber besser spät als nie

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