OUTERGODS announces debut album ‘A Kingdom Built Upon The Wreckage Of Heaven’
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Jun 16, 2023
Nottingham-based death metal band OUTERGODS has signed with Prosthetic Records, revealing the release of their debut album, ‘A Kingdom Built Upon The Wreckage Of Heaven’ on September 1. Alongside this major announcement, OUTERGODS has shared the lead single and its accompanying music video titled ‘Tangled in the Cogs of the Nightmare Machine’, directed by Loki Films.
‘A Kingdom Built Upon The Wreckage Of Heaven’ marks the bold entrance of OUTERGODS into the death metal scene. Their signing to Prosthetic Records further amplifies the anticipation for the album, which is expected to be a brutal and mesmerizing experience. With their lead single already making waves, OUTERGODS is poised to make a lasting impact on the metal community.
Speaking on the album and signing announcement, guitarist Nathe Sinfield comments: “This album is raw, abrasive, chaotic and exactly what we set out to create. I had been out of the metal scene for a few years when I started writing music for OUTERGODS and I wanted to make something that ticked all the boxes of the extreme metal I like and tend to go back and re-listen to repeatedly.
“I’ve been a fan of Prosthetic Records since I bought New American Gospel by Lamb of God in the early 00s and it has been an important part of the music that shaped what I write to this day, due to the vast number of iconic releases the label has under its belt. To now be a part of its roster is amazing and I can’t wait to see what happens next.”
On Tangled in the Cogs of the Nightmare Machine‘s release, vocalist Sam Strachan adds: “This was one of the later tracks that Nathe sent me during the writing process, and it immediately made a profound impact. I knew it was going to be a lead single. It showcases all the elements of OUTERGODS in one track.
“Lyrically, this was born of exhaustion from the corporate world, likening it to a big machine that chews you up and spits you out with no feeling of reward or sense of purpose. Especially in today’s world, the reality is for most folk (me included) that they’re one or two paychecks away from being in a dire situation. It was a nice platform to vent my frustration in that area.”
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Jun 16, 2023
Nottingham-based death metal band OUTERGODS has signed with Prosthetic Records, revealing the release of their debut album, ‘A Kingdom Built Upon The Wreckage Of Heaven’ on September 1. Alongside this major announcement, OUTERGODS has shared the lead single and its accompanying music video titled ‘Tangled in the Cogs of the Nightmare Machine’, directed by Loki Films.
‘A Kingdom Built Upon The Wreckage Of Heaven’ marks the bold entrance of OUTERGODS into the death metal scene. Their signing to Prosthetic Records further amplifies the anticipation for the album, which is expected to be a brutal and mesmerizing experience. With their lead single already making waves, OUTERGODS is poised to make a lasting impact on the metal community.
Speaking on the album and signing announcement, guitarist Nathe Sinfield comments: “This album is raw, abrasive, chaotic and exactly what we set out to create. I had been out of the metal scene for a few years when I started writing music for OUTERGODS and I wanted to make something that ticked all the boxes of the extreme metal I like and tend to go back and re-listen to repeatedly.
“I’ve been a fan of Prosthetic Records since I bought New American Gospel by Lamb of God in the early 00s and it has been an important part of the music that shaped what I write to this day, due to the vast number of iconic releases the label has under its belt. To now be a part of its roster is amazing and I can’t wait to see what happens next.”
On Tangled in the Cogs of the Nightmare Machine‘s release, vocalist Sam Strachan adds: “This was one of the later tracks that Nathe sent me during the writing process, and it immediately made a profound impact. I knew it was going to be a lead single. It showcases all the elements of OUTERGODS in one track.
“Lyrically, this was born of exhaustion from the corporate world, likening it to a big machine that chews you up and spits you out with no feeling of reward or sense of purpose. Especially in today’s world, the reality is for most folk (me included) that they’re one or two paychecks away from being in a dire situation. It was a nice platform to vent my frustration in that area.”
