Today Pacific Northwest death grind miscreants, THEORIES, offer up the molten fruitage of their impending "Regression" full-length in its scathing entirety via Invisible Oranges.
Captured at The Red Room and The Boiler Room with producer/engineer Derek Moree (The Sword, Pelican, Minus The Bear et al) with mixing and mastering conducted by Visceral Sound's Scott Hull (Pig Destroyer, Agoraphobic Nosebleed), Regression flaunts ten vehement tracks of jagged, confrontational, crust-infused death grind centered on the wanton truths of social discontent, economic uncertainty, environmental catastrophes, and the inevitable cycle of decay.
Elaborates drummer Joe Axler of THEORIES' upcoming release, "We are very fucking stoked to unleash this record onto all of y'all and feel like at this time, in 2015, with a lot of metal being released in genres that we enjoy but don't play, we wanted to make sure to make as pissed off a record as we could. Due to what seems like a lack of grind and death grind bands around right now, we hope this will make its mark and bring something to the table in the genre/scene we fit into."
Witness "Regression" in all its maniacal glory at THIS LOCATION.
THEORIES features within their ranks current and former members of Samothrace, Skarp, and Book Of Black Earth among others. "Regression" will be available for public ingestion on March 20th, 2015 via Metal Blade Records.
"Having a sound that is best described as spastic death grind, their attack is focused and tight and always relentless. They echo aspects of early Dropdead, Siege, Terrorizer, and Repulsion, but still keeping the music inherently modern and, for all its illusory simplicity, surprisingly sophisticated." - No Clean Singing
"THEORIES takes the innovations of bands like Misery Index and Kill The Client and add a little Northwestern crust flavor!" - Noisey
"If you are looking for something that's good and angry and bound to leave you feeling miserable and irritated when all is said and done, THEORIES could be your band." - Meat Mead Metal
