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CYNIC And DEATH TO ALL Drummer SEAN REINERT Interviewed By 'Drumtalk' (Video)

February 21, 2014

"Drumtalk", the video podcast by German drummer and videographer Philipp Koch, conducted an interview with drummer Sean Reinert (CYNIC, DEATH TO ALL, DEATH) in Essen, Germany in December 2013 during DEATH TO ALL's European tour. You can now watch the chat below.

CYNIC — consisting of guitarist/vocalist Paul Masvidal, Sean Reinert and bassist Sean Malone — released its new album, "Kindly Bent To Free Us", on February 14 via Season Of Mist. The CD was produced by CYNIC at L.A.'s Perfect Sound Studios. The effort was engineered by Jason Donaghy (BAND OF HORSES, FEIST, ROB ZOMBIE, RYAN ADAMS),mixed by R. Walt Vincent (PETE YORN, LIZ PHAIR, TOMMY KEENE) and mastered by Maor Appelbaum (FATES WARNING, SEPULTURA, CATHEDRAL, INQUISITION, HALFORD).

The artwork for "Kindly Bent To Free Us" was created by longtime and sadly late CYNIC artist Robert Venosa.

About the new material, Reinert said: "It's a bold new sound for CYNIC and marks a gigantic leap in the band's progression. We've had a lot of time to let this material develop and gestate, and it finally feels ready to be unleashed on the world. I've been in trio mode with Malone and Masvidal flushing out a zillion and one details, and couldn't be happier about what's happening with these songs. They are truly alive!"

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