F**K THE FACTS: New Audio Interview Posted Online

May 24, 2008

Winnipeg's Radioactive Metal has posted its latest podcast (Under Dog Overkill #57),which includes a recent telephone interview with guitarist Topon Das of the Canadian grind/metal quartet FUCK THE FACTS. Listen to it at this location.

FUCK THE FACTS recently uploaded a pre-production version of a new song entitled "Vangorge" to the band's MySpace page. According to Topon Das, "This track was created during our 14-day road trip to write our new album 'Disgorge Mexico' using pre-production recordings we made at various stops along the way. Everything was recorded using a hand held tape recorder with a Tascam 4-track and mixed onto our modified van stereo 1-track recorder. Though this is not a song that will appear on the new album, 'Vangorge' still gives you a listen into the writing process of the new album as well as a distorted preview of some of the music that will be on 'Disgorge Mexico'."

FUCK THE FACTS recently 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 due on July 22 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

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