Farsoth have signed to M-Theory Audio and released Chainsaw Cult, the first song from a third album the label has pencilled in for spring 2027.
The move matters more than a signing announcement usually does. The band have been with Black Lion Records, a Swedish label working the same underground they came out of, and M-Theory Audio is American, run by a man who spent years inside larger companies and now signs death metal on the basis that there is still an audience for it. For a band six years old with two albums behind them, that is a change of distribution rather than of direction.
What they play has never pretended to be new. Old school Swedish death metal, played by people who were not there the first time and treat that as a reason to be exact rather than an excuse to be loose.
Nine releases since 2020, most of them short, which is a working rate rather than a catalogue. Chainsaw Cult is the first thing anyone outside the label gets to hear from the new record.