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ANTIGAMA: New Song Available For Streaming

May 8, 2013

"Prophecy", a brand new song from the Polish progressive grind act ANTIGAMA, can be streamed below. The track comes off the band's sixth full-length album, "Meteor", which will be released on May 28 via via Selfmadegod Records.

According to a press release, "Meteor" "once again proves all over again why ANTIGAMA continually reaps such accolades with the media fans as both one of the most cutting-edge bands of the grindcore genre. With eleven new tracks of primal annihilation, 'Meteor' reverts back to some of the bands more intimately brutal early material with thirty minutes of ultra-tight grindcore explosiveness, yet continues to carry the band’s detrimentally inventive edge, integrating brief progressive soundtrack ventures and more noise and programming elements."

"Meteor" was recorded earlier this year at Progresja Studio in Warsaw with producer Pawel "Janos" Grabowski (MASACHIST, LOST SOUL) and the final output was mastered by Scott Hull at his Visceral Sound Studios (AGORAPHOBIC NOSEBLEED, PIG DESTROYER). The album also features a guest appearance by Michal Lapaj from world renowned Polish progressive rock band RIVERSIDE.

ANTIGAMA's head technician Sebastian Rokicki comments on what to expect from "Meteor": "This was very hard and challenging recording session but I am sure the result will surprise many of our fans. 'Meteor' is solid piece of intense brutal music not for weak at heart. This is no doubt the fastest and most experimental ANTIGAMA album."

Selfmadegod Records was also responsible for the band's recently issued "Stop The Chaos" EP in addition to a plethora of other ANTIGAMA releases, including their seminal "Discomfort" and "Zeroland" albums.

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