IMMOLATION: New Audio Interview With ROBERT VIGNA Available

March 14, 2010

Rock My Monkey recently conducted an interview with guitarist Robert Vigna of New York death metal veterans IMMOLATION. The chat is now available for streaming using the audio player below.

The second in a series of trailer for "Majesty And Decay", the eighth album from IMMOLATION, can be viewed below. Released on March 9 in North America (one day earlier internationally) via Nuclear Blast Records, the CD was recorded Millbrook Sound Studios in New York with longtime producer Paul Orofino. Mixing duties were handled by Zack Ohren, who has previously worked with DECREPIT BIRTH, SUFFOCATION and ALL SHALL PERISH, among others.

IMMOLATION's new album contains "10 songs [plus two intros] of the strongest material we have ever written," the band said in a statement. "The new material is more violent and aggressive, with fast sections that take us to a new level of speed and intensity, while complementing the dark and sullen heavier moments. There are plenty of miserable and militant movements to please the diehard and new IMMOLATION fans alike."

"Majesty And Decay" track listing:

01. Intro
02. The Purge
03. A Token Of Malice
04. Majesty And Decay
05. Divine Code
06. In Human Form
07. A Glorious Epoch
08. Intro
09. A Thunderous Consequence
10. The Rapture of Ghosts
11. Power And Shame
12. The Comfort of Cowards

The new album is the third consecutive release featuring IMMOLATION's current lineup:

Ross Dolan - Bass, Vocals
Robert Vigna - Guitar
Bill Taylor - Guitar
Steve Shalaty - Drums

Robert Vigna interviewed by Rock My Monkey (click on player below to launch audio):

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