News update : WORMED – May 19, 2015

WORMED have entered Sadman Studios in Madrid. The Spanish masters of sci-fi death metal are recording their third full-length, which will be the band’s first album for Season of Mist.

Pictures of the still continuing recording process are already available at WORMED’s official Facebook page.

WORMED comment: “The material we are recording for our new album can be described as an epic and super massive attack of nano-machines, molecular blast beats in warp drive, riffing algorithms from the pulsar and non-organic voices from galaxy’s central black hole, closing the trilogy. A prequel that reveals the events leading up to Krighsu’s mission. Prepare your brain structures for one of the most extreme acoustic pressures ever written by WORMED. Will your human neurons withstand the pressure?”

WORMED have already earned a well-deserved reputation as an undeniably extreme and creative force in the international death metal underground. The band exploded onto the scene with their cult 2003 debut ‘Planisphaerium’ and has since toured the world including international festivals as such as Maryland Deathfest, Neurotic Death Fest, SWR Barroselas Metalfest, Death Feast Open Air, Mountains of Death, Obscene Extreme Festival and more.

Line-up
Phlegeton: vocals
Migueloud: guitar
J.Oliver: guitar
Guillemoth: bass
G-Calero: drums

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What the press is saying about WORMED:

“Weird, adventurous modern death metal had a banner year in 2013. This is my favorite example. …genius in practice, Wormed use thrusters of pure shred to launch slam-happy brutal death metal through the techkinox wormhole and into the cosmos.” -One of Stereogum’s – 50 Best metal albums of 2013

“With swine-like growls and switchback riffs cutting razor-sharp corners like a Tron light cycle, WORMED’s “The Nonlocality Trilemma” is engineered to bludgeon you into multidimensional submission. …yet for all its disorientation, there’s something rational about the structure of it all. Wormed goes beyond: This music is alien, unknown.” – NPR

“…it’s pretty unassailable, if you’re a fan of savage blast beats, sci-fi riffing, and ultra-downtuned chugs that will make you want to punch holes in your living room floor. …heavy and hyper-aggressive, but still extremely technical and complex, music.” – Phil Freeman, Burning Ambulance.com

“Wormed’s Exodromos was an album that felt captivating. It’s bleak lyricism mixed with Dillinger Escape Plan soundscapes pulled together a mangled and manic experience.” – Metal Injection

“[WORMED] spends much of its discography unearthing lyrical themes of astronomy, astrophysics, biology and human evolution with an extremely deep and complex analysis.”- Westword

“Wormed are working feverishly to expand the genre’s borders. ” – Hank Shteamer, Noisey.com