F**K THE FACTS: 'High Street' Clip Posted Online

Canadian grind/metal quartet FUCK THE FACTS has posted a 12-minute video clip entitled "High Street" which "basically documents our two-week road trip to write our new album, 'Disgorge Mexico', and includes film and audio from the trip, as well as some early stages recordings from the upcoming album," according to the band. "'High Street' was created by Dave Hall (the guy that did our 'The Sound Of Your Smashed Head' video),using all we gave him as well some of his own sights and sounds."

Watch the clip below.

"Disgorge Mexico" is tentatively due this summer via Relapse Records. The LP was recorded last August at Liverpool Court Studios in Ottawa with producer Craig Boychuk and will feature the following track listing:

01. Borders
02. No Return
03. Absence And Despite
04. Kelowna
05. As Empires Expand And Collapse
06. Dead End
07. Driving Through Fallen Cities
08. La Culture Du Faux
09. State of Panic
10. No Place For Failure
11. The Storm
12. Apathy Is A Karma Killer
13. Golden Age
14. The Pile of Flesh You Carry
15. Sleepless

Commented the band: "For those interested, here's the story of what basically happened at the FTF camp over the past year. We completed what we planned to be our last tour for 'Stigmata High-Five' at the end of June 2007, a regional tour with EMETH and HEAPS OF DEAD. We came home and parted ways with our bass player Steve for reasons that aren't that uncommon of why bands and people split.

"A few weeks later we jumped back in the van and spent the next two weeks on a road trip to Mexico and back writing our new album, we made regular stops, staying with friends that let us jam in their basements, garages, stores, whatever We came home with 15 new songs and spent another week or so fine tuning shit and getting ready to record. In August we enter Liverpool Court Studios in Ottawa with our producer of choice Craig Boychuk at the board. We spent 11 days tracking our new full-length album which we had given the working title 'Disgorge Mexico'.

"I guess it could be many factors, but at this point we were pretty much burnt out as a band and as individuals. Mel had moved back to Montreal, and after the music was tracked for the album that was pretty much it. Mel was gone, I was pretty heavy into drinking and drugs, and Vil, being the tough kid he is did his best to keep things together. But we decided a break was in order, so Craig flew back to Winnipeg with our album and I flew to B.C. to drink, do as many drugs as possible and then eventually straightened myself out.

"We hadn't broken up, but we had no plans and even finishing the album at times didn't seem like it was gonna happen. It wasn't till October that we started talking to each other again. I was back home bored as fuck, Vil was bored and Mel was back in Ottawa with a new job, probably bored too. We got back into it slow and November recorded the vocals in my home studio, and shipped it off to Craig to mix and master the album in December.

"The process was long, not only sending mixes back and forth through the net but it seemed like we ran into every problem possible. During the mix of this album my dad, stepfather and grandfather had all passed away. It was an intense time and we had also started doing small tours in January that slowed shit down even more. Finally, in March everything was finished and we shipped the masters off to Relapse."