INTRONAUT Frontman Talks Presidential Election

October 20, 2008

Frontman Sacha Dunable of genre-defying progressive titans INTRONAUT is back with another entry in his new MetalSucks blog, Blogronaut. This week, Sacha talks about the upcoming presidential election and the influence of the media on the general public. Check it out now at this location.

INTRONAUT unleashed its Century Media debut, "Prehistoricisms", in September to much praise from fans and critics alike. The CD was engineered by Josh Newell (JANE'S ADDICTION).

INTRONAUT recently filmed a stunning video for the track "Australopithecus" with acclaimed director Sera Timms (ISIS, PELICAN). Look for the clip to make its debut in the coming weeks. A teaser video can be viewed below.

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