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CHAIN REACTION Completes Work On 'Cutthroat Melodies'

November 16, 2009

Polish modern thrash metallers CHAIN REACTION have completed work on their second album, "Cutthroat Melodies", for an early 2010 release via an as-yet-undetermined record label. The CD was once again recorded and mixed by Tomasz Zalewski at ZED Studio and will contain 12 tracks. According to the band, "the songs, though eclectic, maintain a modern thrash vibe with a bit more melodic parts than on the debut."

"Cutthroat Melodies" track listing:

01. Twinge
02. Prime Integers
03. God Lives Too Long
04. Elder Thrived
05. Insomnia Revised / H. B. Woodrose
06. Class "A" Prisoner
07. Projecting. AM
08. No Logo
09. When Road 'N Booze Collide
10. Intra Vires
11. Even If

Check out the cover artwork by CHAIN REACTION guitarist Dani below.

CHAIN REACTION's debut album, "Vicious Circle", was released in March via Kolony Records. It featured "11 stunning tracks of modern thrash metal reminiscent of such bands as PANTERA and MACHINE HEAD with overall stoner-core inspired influences," according to a press release..

For more information, visit www.chainreaction.pl.

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