The unstoppable, Montreal killing machine, Cryptopsy, are currently annihilating the masses across North America as part of this year’s crushing Summer Slaughter package. This trek marks their first stateside run in support of their career defining release, The Unspoken King, which could quite possibly be their most brutal, yet dynamic offering. The much anticipated new effort is now available.
Matt McGachy (vocals) states: "Summer Slaughter has begun and it is like an extreme metal sleep away camp for the damned. We have simply been having an amazing time out here on the road this past week. The line up could not be any more solid, all of the bands have been delivering extreme sets night after night. On top of being amazing musicians all of the bands are very sociable and we are having a great time. I am sure that we will all be leaving as great friends by the end of the tour. The crowds have been extremely responsive and we have witnessed some of the sickest pits since the beginning of The Unspoken King tour. We are very excited to continue our run and are looking forward to seeing what the rest of America has in store."
The ground-breaking Flo Mounier (drums) is also spotlighted in the August issue of Drum! Magazine, which hits stands on July 14th. This article features an in-depth and candid three page interview, along with a breakdown of how to play certain parts of the track "Leach." Click the link to check it out.
Cryptopsy recently shot a new video with acclaimed director David Brodsky (GWAR, Soilent Green) for the album’s vicious opening cut "Worship Your Demons." The clip captures the band’s unrelenting, frenetic stage energy and is sure to catch your attention. Click on the link to check it out now.
Reinventing and redefining metal's boundaries, Cryptopsy, recognized worldwide for infusing extreme music with awe-inspiring precision, rabidly dynamic rhythms and mouth-foaming viciousness, have earned music fans’ respect inside and outside the metal community. The band's viperous recordings and punishing live performance have confirmed their place in music's elite.
In 2008, Cryptopsy return to redefine the boundaries of technical extreme metal with an album that is sure to catch the attention of the entire scene.
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