Exist: So True, So Bound on CD
So True, So Bound
Conventional CD, playable with all CD players and computer drives, but also with most SACD or multiplayers.
- Label:
- Prosthetic
- Year of recording ca.:
- 2017
- Item number:
- 6979667
- UPC/EAN:
- 0656191029827
- Release date:
- 9.6.2017
Product Information
Having cut his teeth with Cynic, Defeated Sanity, and as front-man of the »Death To All« touring tribute to Chuck Schuldiner, it's safe to say that Max Phelps, founder of EXIST, has proven himself a more than capable performer in the progressive death metal world. Phelps formed Exist back in the late 0s releasing the »In Mirrors EP« in 2010 and following it up with the bands debut full-length, »Sunlight« in 2013. The began recording new material in 2016 and got in touch with Prosthetic Records, who signed Exist immediately.
So True, So Bound, Exists' debut album for Prosthetic, is a concept album that takes a look at how language and concrete definitions create societal rules and guidelines. It's a fitting subject in today's quick to judge and dismiss world where a lot of communication is done through 140 characters. Phelps comments: Self -produced and mixed by Nolly Getgood (Periphery), the So True, So Bound will see a worldwide release date through Prosthetic Records. One week prior to release, Exist will kick off a North America tour headlined by Montreal progressive metal giants, Gorguts. Phelps will also be fronting Defeated Sanity on the trek, pulling vocal double duty. No small feat for two such hard-hitting bands. Bassist, Alex Weber, who was a touring member of Jeff Loomis' solo band for his last touring cycle, along with Matthew Rossa in the second guitar position rounds out the line-up to this Maryland basted band. Though not appearing live with the band, Hannes Grossmann (Necrophagist, Obscura) provided drums on the album.
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
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1 Take my picture
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2 Happily ever after (for a week or so...)
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3 So true: Imitation's flattery
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4 So bound: One of the herd
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5 Peer prejudice
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6 To sever the strings
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7 Shade from my fire
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8 Fault's peaks
