Arsis - Recording New Album
US melodic tech-death metal masters Arsis have started recording their fifth full-length release. The album is being tracked at Audiohammer Studios in Florida with producer Mark Lewis (The Black Dahlia Murder, Whitechapel, DevilDriver, Deicide, Six Feet Under). The follow-up to their 2010 release Starve For The Devil is tentatively scheduled for fall 2012 release via Nuclear Blast Records.
Founding guitarist and vocalist James Malone commented: "I am so pleased with the way this album is coming together. I know we all have put ourselves into this recording and I am sure this will be reflected in the end product. Noah and I did more pre-production for the album than any other Arsis recording. Now, I just have to remember all the parts I tracked for the demos."
Bassist Noah Martin added: "Shawn's in the thick of tracking drums right now. We lost a little bit of time because of a tropical storm but wasn't too detracting. The album art is in the works as well as attaining the rights for the bonus track. If all goes as planned we'll have an seriously-fucking-filthy album to show for the past few months of effort."
Shawn Priest continued: "Seven songs down, and four to go. The drums sound amazing raw, so I can't even imagine how they will sound after Mark impregnates them with his producer juice."
"Choking On Sand", a pre-produced demo song from the band's upcoming album, is still available for streaming here.
Founding guitarist and vocalist James Malone commented: "I am so pleased with the way this album is coming together. I know we all have put ourselves into this recording and I am sure this will be reflected in the end product. Noah and I did more pre-production for the album than any other Arsis recording. Now, I just have to remember all the parts I tracked for the demos."
Bassist Noah Martin added: "Shawn's in the thick of tracking drums right now. We lost a little bit of time because of a tropical storm but wasn't too detracting. The album art is in the works as well as attaining the rights for the bonus track. If all goes as planned we'll have an seriously-fucking-filthy album to show for the past few months of effort."
Shawn Priest continued: "Seven songs down, and four to go. The drums sound amazing raw, so I can't even imagine how they will sound after Mark impregnates them with his producer juice."
"Choking On Sand", a pre-produced demo song from the band's upcoming album, is still available for streaming here.
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| Troy Killjoy perfunctionist Staff Posts: 21306  |
 The only thing these guys have been the masters of recently is producing watered down death metal. Just as bad as Kataklysm these days.
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Hope it would be something close to "A Celebration of Guilt". Tho I highly doubt it  Can't wait for it anyway 
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| The Benighted Posts: 243  |
They've been recording this album for a while now. They had pre-production tracks out maybe three or four months ago. Regardless, Starve For the Devil was an atrocious album, and this looks to be restoring some quality. What they've put out so far (Choking on Sand, Since the Shadows) have been fairly solid, so I have some faith that this will at least exceed their last effort. And it reminds me more of their earlier works, which is an absolutely great thing.
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| TrollandDie Posts: 274  |
For the love of fucking death metal someone stop them using bullshit ''plastic'' recording mixed in with incoherent technical wankery. Their debut album and EP are amazing but everything went down the shitter after that. I really don't want these guys becoming the modern day Annihilator: a band after every release you hope it goes back to their glory days, only having disappointment to follow.
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| Riscannon Posts: 88  |
These guys are long over due for a new album. I can't wait to hear what they have in store for us
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| treptolemus aphotic_zoning Posts: 207  |
I like a lot A Celebration of Guilt. My hopes are definitely high. Time shall tell people, anyway - let's wait 'n see..
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| Troy Killjoy perfunctionist Staff Posts: 21306 |
Written by treptolemus on 16.06.2012 at 20:44 Everyone who likes Arsis likes that album. The problem is they haven't released anything nearly as good in years, and there's no reason to believe they'll return to form considering the slew of crap they've churned out over the past few years.
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| treptolemus aphotic_zoning Posts: 207 |
Written by Troy Killjoy on 16.06.2012 at 22:51 So, none of the rest of their albums is any good eh? I should check them sometime, i think. Maybe i'll find some tracks on them, who knows.  I will remain interested though. Until the release -in the meantime- hope i'll manage to check their entire material.
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| Troy Killjoy perfunctionist Staff Posts: 21306 |
Written by treptolemus on 18.06.2012 at 23:02 Well I personally quite enjoyed United in Regret and We Are the Nightmare, but they're still a big step down from their debut. And don't ask me what they were thinking with Starve for the Devil. That was just flat-out bad.
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| treptolemus aphotic_zoning Posts: 207 |
Written by Troy Killjoy on 19.06.2012 at 00:29 Alright. hmm you know what? now my curiosity just got bigger huh! Fortunately my "albums to listen" list is quite... poor.
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| Megadeth88 Posts: 194  |
Written by Troy Killjoy on 15.06.2012 at 15:51 I've respected you for so long but to compare Arsis to Kataklysm is just ridiculous. Please give me your reasoning behind this...
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