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DECREPIT BIRTH Preparing To Enter Studio

January 1, 2010

California tech-death metallers DECREPIT BIRTH have issued the following update:

"We are about to commence recording for [DECREPIT BIRTH's third album] 'Polarity' by entering Sharkbite Studios in Oakland, California to start tracking drums with producer/engineer Zack Ohren.

"We are very excited to get the album recorded and released!

"We have been performing a couple of the new songs live and the response has been awesome! So we hope you, our fans, enjoy the direction of the new material. Which can only be described as 'death metal from the soul.' This will certainly be our most catchy material yet, although still brought to you in a brutal and progressive way that people have come to know DECREPIT BIRTH for. This will also be the band's first release on Nuclear Blast Records. Which we are very proud of, due to their amazing reputation and professionalism.

"We will be bringing you video clips and updates from the band during the recording process.. so stay tuned!"

According to a press release, "Polarity" will contain "nine songs of epic death metal," including "Life Cycles", "Sea of Memories", "Symbiosis", "Beyond Eternity" and "Mirroring Dimensions".

DECREPIT BIRTH, founded in 2001, has so far released two highly acclaimed albums, "…And Time Begins" (2003) and "Diminishing Between Worlds" (2008).

"Diminishing Between Worlds" was released in January 2008 via Unique Leader Records. The CD was recorded at Castle Ultimate studios with engineer/producer Zack Ohren.

Capital Chaos has uploaded video footage of DECREPIT BIRTH performing the song "The Infestation" on March 29, 2009 at The Boardwalk in Orangevale, California. Watch the clip below.

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