DEVOLVED Films 'Fractured' Video

October 5, 2009

Australian/American tech-metallers DEVOLVED filmed a music video for the song "Fractured" this past weekend at Ramona Mainstage in San Diego, California with acclaimed music director David Brodsky, who has worked with such bands as SUICIDE SILENCE, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, UNEARTH, ALL THAT REMAINS, SUFFOCATION and many more. David Brodsky also won best video of the year for 2008 on MTV2's "Headbangers Ball".

"Fractured" is the first track off the band's upcoming album, "Calculated", which will be released on January 12, 2010 via Unique Leader Records. The CD was mixed by famed producer/engineer Neil Kernon (CANNIBAL CORPSE, NILE, NEVERMORE, DEICIDE, JUDAS PRIEST) and was mastered by Alan Douches (SEPULTURA, UNEARTH, SHADOWS FALL, HATEBREED, GOD FORBID). The album will contain a cover of METALLICA's "Battery", and is the first release to feature vocalist Kyle Zemanek.

"Calculated" track listing:

01. Fractured
02. Hybrid
03. Vex
04. Derivative
05. Synergy
06. Catatonic Ruin
07. Biotics
08. Impute
09. Assimilate
10. Icon
11. Depth Perception
12. Battery (METALLICA cover; bonus track)
13. Vex (Mass Confusion Remix) (bonus track)

DEVOLVED drummer John Sankey was a member of an early version of DIVINE HERESY and co-wrote some of the material on the band's "Bleed The Fifth" album before being forced to leave the project and go back to Australia due to visa issues.

DEVOLVED's latest album, "Technologies", was supposed to be made available in the U.S. last year via KillZone Records, but the release was apparently scrapped.

Originally from Australia, the band conquered its homeland in almost next to no time after forming in Queensland in 1997. Since DEVOLVED's first release, a four-track demo called "Truth", the band gained exposure and captured the imagination of fans in their home country that would take many top level bands years to work at.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/devolvedmetal.

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