American grindcore icons Terrorizer will kick off 2019 with a European live takeover. The journey will commence January 9th and run through January 27th.
Support will be provided by Skeletal Remains and De Profundis. See confirmed dates below.
Terrorizer will be touring in support of their “Caustic Attack” full-length, released worldwide last month via The End Records. The band's first studio offering in six years was produced by Jason Suecof (Deicide, All That Remains, Kataklysm, Battlecross) at Audiohammer Studios in Sanford, Florida and features the apocalyptic cover art of Timbul Cahyono (Rotting Corpse, Pyrexia).
“Caustic Attack” is out now on CD, LP, and digital formats. Order your copy here.
European Tour Dates 2019:
1/09/2019 Proxima - Warsaw, PL [tickets]
1/10/2019 U Bazyla - Poznan, PL [tickets]
1/11/2019 Club From Hell - Erfurt, DE [tickets]
1/12/2019 Barrak - Ostrava, CZ
1/13/2019 Coloseum - Kosice, SK
1/15/2019 Viper Room - Wien, AT [tickets]
1/16/2019 Backstage - Munich, DE [tickets]
1/17/2019 Sunset - Martigny, CH
1/18/2019 Revolver - San Dona, IT
1/19/2019 Legend - Milan, IT
1/20/2019 Z7 - Pratteln, CH [tickets]
1/22/2019 Backstage - Paris, FR [tickets]
1/23/2019 Fluor - Amersfoort, NL [tickets]
1/24/2019 Turock - Essen, DE
1/25/2019 Gebr. De Nobel - Leiden, NL
1/26/2019 Poppodium Iduna - Drachten, NL [tickets]
1/27/2019 Bastard - Osnabruck, DE
Before Pete Sandoval recorded Morbid Angel's first album, 1989's “Altars of Madness”, he performed on two demos and a split album with his original band Terrorizer. Today, the group's 1989 full-length debut “World Downfall” is still considered a pinnacle for death metal and grindcore, featuring impossibly fast blastbeats and double-bass drumming along with a blitzkrieg attack by late guitarist Jesse Pintado (Napalm Death), and ex-vocalist Oscar Garcia (Nausea). The 1989 lineup was rounded out by Sandoval and then-fellow Morbid Angel bandmate David Vincent on bass.
Over the next twenty-three years, Sandoval took time between Morbid Angel albums to continue working with Terrorizer, recording two more cataclysmic full-lengths, 2006's “Darker Days Ahead” and 2012's “Hordes of Zombies”. And now, another six years down the burning highway, Terrorizer. is back with “Caustic Attack”, their heaviest and most eclectic album to date.
Sandoval has long been known as one of the fastest players in death metal - the pioneer of blastbeats - and he doesn't hold back on “Caustic Attack”. At the same time, even the fastest songs are tighter and more precise than Terrorizer have ever been thanks to veteran producer Jason Suecof, who's painstaking method of recording showcases Sandoval and his team at peak capacity.
The proof is in the pummeling. There are flesh-shredding grindfests like “Turbulence”, “Caustic Attack”, and “Poison Gas Tsunami”, each of which swoops down, destroys, and depart in under-two-minutes. Then, there are the nearly five-minute-long tracks, including “Infiltration” - which slows to a thunderous breakdown before ramping back up to hyper-speed - and “Wasteland”, a global conflagration with undeniable guitar hooks and a lethal mid-song chug that reveals previously unexplored diversity and depth.
Line-up:
Pete Sandoval - Drums
Lee Harrison - Guitars
Sam Molina - Bass/vocals
Weblinks:
www.facebook.com/terrorizerofficial
twitter.com/terrorizernews
Support will be provided by Skeletal Remains and De Profundis. See confirmed dates below.
Terrorizer will be touring in support of their “Caustic Attack” full-length, released worldwide last month via The End Records. The band's first studio offering in six years was produced by Jason Suecof (Deicide, All That Remains, Kataklysm, Battlecross) at Audiohammer Studios in Sanford, Florida and features the apocalyptic cover art of Timbul Cahyono (Rotting Corpse, Pyrexia).
“Caustic Attack” is out now on CD, LP, and digital formats. Order your copy here.
European Tour Dates 2019:
1/09/2019 Proxima - Warsaw, PL [tickets]
1/10/2019 U Bazyla - Poznan, PL [tickets]
1/11/2019 Club From Hell - Erfurt, DE [tickets]
1/12/2019 Barrak - Ostrava, CZ
1/13/2019 Coloseum - Kosice, SK
1/15/2019 Viper Room - Wien, AT [tickets]
1/16/2019 Backstage - Munich, DE [tickets]
1/17/2019 Sunset - Martigny, CH
1/18/2019 Revolver - San Dona, IT
1/19/2019 Legend - Milan, IT
1/20/2019 Z7 - Pratteln, CH [tickets]
1/22/2019 Backstage - Paris, FR [tickets]
1/23/2019 Fluor - Amersfoort, NL [tickets]
1/24/2019 Turock - Essen, DE
1/25/2019 Gebr. De Nobel - Leiden, NL
1/26/2019 Poppodium Iduna - Drachten, NL [tickets]
1/27/2019 Bastard - Osnabruck, DE
Before Pete Sandoval recorded Morbid Angel's first album, 1989's “Altars of Madness”, he performed on two demos and a split album with his original band Terrorizer. Today, the group's 1989 full-length debut “World Downfall” is still considered a pinnacle for death metal and grindcore, featuring impossibly fast blastbeats and double-bass drumming along with a blitzkrieg attack by late guitarist Jesse Pintado (Napalm Death), and ex-vocalist Oscar Garcia (Nausea). The 1989 lineup was rounded out by Sandoval and then-fellow Morbid Angel bandmate David Vincent on bass.
Over the next twenty-three years, Sandoval took time between Morbid Angel albums to continue working with Terrorizer, recording two more cataclysmic full-lengths, 2006's “Darker Days Ahead” and 2012's “Hordes of Zombies”. And now, another six years down the burning highway, Terrorizer. is back with “Caustic Attack”, their heaviest and most eclectic album to date.
Sandoval has long been known as one of the fastest players in death metal - the pioneer of blastbeats - and he doesn't hold back on “Caustic Attack”. At the same time, even the fastest songs are tighter and more precise than Terrorizer have ever been thanks to veteran producer Jason Suecof, who's painstaking method of recording showcases Sandoval and his team at peak capacity.
The proof is in the pummeling. There are flesh-shredding grindfests like “Turbulence”, “Caustic Attack”, and “Poison Gas Tsunami”, each of which swoops down, destroys, and depart in under-two-minutes. Then, there are the nearly five-minute-long tracks, including “Infiltration” - which slows to a thunderous breakdown before ramping back up to hyper-speed - and “Wasteland”, a global conflagration with undeniable guitar hooks and a lethal mid-song chug that reveals previously unexplored diversity and depth.
Line-up:
Pete Sandoval - Drums
Lee Harrison - Guitars
Sam Molina - Bass/vocals
Weblinks:
www.facebook.com/terrorizerofficial
twitter.com/terrorizernews