In einem vergangenen Interview mit den Blare Magazin, sagte Sänger Liam Cormier folgendes:
"I think sound-wise there's definitely more of the natural evolution of how gnarly we keep getting and how more refined everyone sounds.
I'd say the majority of our fans now have seen our band live and know how gnarly and ferocious it is, so trying to compress that into a recording still is kind of difficult.
Like we'd say, I thought we did it pretty well on 'Bears',' and then we'd re-examine that and we'd see there's still some elements that are missing."
Schwarzer fügt hinzu: "But there's always stuff that comes up with every record, like what haven't we really captured yet.
With doing the (BLACK) SABBATH covers at Sonisphere (festival) and then going into writing this one and thinking about how they had written their songs, we tried to apply some of that into what we're doing.
Different elements are always going to come up when recording a new record.
We'd always ask ourselves, "What haven't we done?" and "How can I make this better?" and doing that made it way more interesting." Cormier continued, "I think the big thing too is the realization that we're always going to be CANCER BATS.
And from looking at BLACK SABBATH, we realized that even though BLACK SABBATH are these four guys, none of them are doing the same thing at the exact same time.
Like none of it lines up at any point but it all works so well, to the point where you don't even notice it.
That was a big thing.
We used to feel that all the parts playing along together would sound tighter, but now we've found that everyone confidently playing their own part makes the whole thing sound tighter and more cohesive.
On this album, nothing sits on top of anything because it's all got its own distinct voice."
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CANCER BATS: "Old Blood", Video Released!
Die Kanadier CANCER BATS haben mit "Old Blood" ein neues Video auf Youtube am Start. Der Song stammt vom kommenden Album "Dead Set On Living, das am 17. April via Distort Inc. Veröffentlicht wird.
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