MESMERIZE: New Album Title Revealed

November 27, 2012

Italian traditional heavy metallers MESMERIZE have set "Paintropy" as the title of their fifth album, due in the spring via Punishment 18 Records. The CD mix was completed last week at Octopussy Studios.

Commented MESMERIZE guitarist Piero Paravidino: "'Paintropy' is a word that combines the concepts of pain and entropy, and it refers to a chaotic and painful state of mind, coming from the aggregation of negative events or emotions. In turn, this state can cause a reaction of total inertia or the exact opposite, unleashing a downright furious transformation. These concepts will be depicted both in the songs and in the graphics of the album."

MESMERIZE's fourth album, "Stainless", was released in 2005 via Dragonheart Records.

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