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11/10/2014 4:44 pm  #1


fear factory recording

FEAR FACTORY has entered NRG Recording Studios in North Hollywood, California with longtime producer/collaborator Rhys Fulber and engineer Mike Plotnikoff to begin tracking its new album for an early 2015 release via Nuclear Blast Entertainment. The CD will be mixed by acclaimed British producer Andy Sneap, who has previously worked with MEGADETH, KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, EXODUS, TESTAMENT and ACCEPT, among many others.Regarding FEAR FACTORY's decision to sign with Nuclear Blast Entertainment, the U.S. partnership between Nuclear Blast owner Markus Staiger and former Roadrunner Records A&R chief Monte Conner, FEAR FACTORY guitarist Dino Cazares told Jose Mangin, SiriusXM director of programming and on-air host (Liquid Metal, Ozzy's Boneyard, Octane): "Monte was the guy that signed us at Roadrunner back in 1992, and then to come full circle working with him in 2014 feels very good, because, you know, me and Monte were very tight and making all those classic FEAR FACTORY records, we've been through ups and downs together. We saw the best points and the low points of making those records together. It feels good to be back with him, because if anybody understands what we've been through and what we've accomplished, it's him."On the topic of the musical direction of FEAR FACTORY's new material, Dino said: "Well, each one of our records are so different from each other. You know, it still sounds like FEAR FACTORY. There's still the killer guitar picking, the killer drum beats, Burt's [C. Bell] beautiful vocals on the top of it, you know, that's all still very much intact, but you always have to try and experiment and push your music to different places, you know what I mean? From [1992's] 'Soul Of A New Machine' to [1995's] 'Demanufacture' is a big jump, and 'Demanufacture' is obviously so different. I would have to say this record would land somewhere between 'Demanufacture' and [1998's] 'Obsolete'."In addition to Cazares and Bell, FEAR FACTORY's current touring lineup features drummer Mike Heller and bassist Matt DeVries."[Mike has] been with us for the last two years and he's amazing, he's a great drummer," Dino said. "He's not a really big-name guy, but he just fits well. [And Matt's] doing UNEARTH. He does stuff while we have down time — me and Burton, while we're writing a record and getting that together, [Matt is] doing other projects. He's in UNEARTH, playing with them live right now, but I know their touring cycle is gonna be done soon."FEAR FACTORY in December 2013 completed touring North America as the support act for MEGADETH. Also appearing on the bill was NONPOINT.FEAR FACTORY's latest album, 2012's "The Industrialist", sold 9,300 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 38 on The Billboard 200 chart. The band's previous CD, "Mechanize", opened with 10,000 units back in February 2010 to land at No. 72.


real drums this time

 

1/23/2015 8:13 am  #2


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Asked by [url=http://www.silvertigerphotography.com.au/#!burton-c-bell---fear-factory/c46n]Silver Tiger Media[/url] how far into the recording process for the new album FEAR FACTORY is at the moment, the band's vocalist, Burton C. Bell, said: "We are still working on it. [It's taking] longer than expected, but, you know, it's classic FEAR FACTORY sound, the sound that fans have always expected, but I think because we are taking our time, the songs are really well crafted. Without losing the edge or the angst. Without losing the essence of FEAR FACTORY, but they are well-crafted songs. We are working on the album cover right now. We have really connected with artist Dave McKean, who did the album cover for 'Demanufacture' and 'Obsolete'. He is working on something. We have an album title that we are happy with which really represents a good FEAR FACTORY title."

Asked if there is a particular subject focus of the album, Bell said: "It's based on science-fiction, essentially futuristic concepts. It's bringing the concept of man versus machine around again, but this time, the way I'm thinking about the machine is that it's fully cognitive and fully understands where its place is and what it needs to do. So the machine has very human qualities now."


i'm sure this will be out around may or june, cant wait, i'm also glad they are using the same guy who did the demanufacture and obsolete covers on this one, they really havent had good artwork since the 90s. most people could give a shit about covers anymore but to me they still add to the thought of an album

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1/23/2015 11:00 am  #3


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sounds like the story is picking up where they left it.

 

1/24/2015 11:30 am  #4


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Linchpin is FF most listened to song on Spotify

 

1/24/2015 1:40 pm  #5


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i like linchpin, its a fun song

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3/25/2015 3:39 pm  #6


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burton is putting finishing touches on vocals  on the new one so hopefully mid summer

Last edited by unhallowed (3/25/2015 3:40 pm)

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5/01/2015 8:19 pm  #7


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Former STATIC-X bassist Tony Campos has left SOULFLY and joined FEAR FACTORY.Campos, who is currently touring with MINISTRY, says in a statement: "[FEAR FACTORY] is the gig I wanted when STATIC-X was falling apart, and I'm really excited that I finally get to do it."My first show with them will be at Amnesia Rockfest [in Montebello, Quebec, Canada] on June 20th, the day after I play with MINISTRY at Amnesia Rockfest."I would like to take this opportunity to thank Max and Gloria Cavalera, and the whole SOULFLY tribe for the incredible opportunity they gave me. It was a great three-plus years, and I enjoyed every minute of it. You have my eternal gratitude, love, and respect, and I hope we can work together again in the future."Campos made his live debut with SOULFLY on July 31, 2011 at the Lokerse festival in Lokeren, Belgium and played on the band's last three studio albums: 2012's "Enslaved", 2013's "Savages" and the upcoming "Archangel".FEAR FACTORY's most touring lineup included bassist Matt DeVries, previously of CHIMAIRA (where he played guitar) and SIX FEET UNDER.FEAR FACTORY is putting the finishing touches on the follow-up to 2012's "The Industrialist" for a late 2015 release via Nuclear Blast Entertainment.
so a late 2015 release, bummer

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5/01/2015 8:38 pm  #8


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Wonder why Matt isn't in the band now.

 

5/02/2015 8:41 am  #9


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I think he may have had a good job outside of music. Think why most people in chimaira aren't doing much music now

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5/03/2015 8:12 pm  #10


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I think maybe they're a hard band to play with. Seen negative comments from BStroud about working with Burt and Dino. Id still like to see the original lineup.

 

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