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MISERY SIGNALS Frontman Interviewed By U.K.'s DEAD PRESS!; Audio Available

October 10, 2009

Zach Redrup of U.K.'s Dead Press! conducted an interview with vocalist Karl Schubach of Milwaukee, Wisconsin's metalcore act MISERY SIGNALS on September 27, 2009 when the band played Manchester, England. The chat is now available for streaming below.

"Controller", the third full-length album from MISERY SIGNALS, sold around 2,900 copies in the United States in its first week of release, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The CD was recorded with producer Devin Townsend (STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, DARKEST HOUR, SOILWORK) and is the group's second to feature Schubach.

MISERY SIGNALS' "A Certain Death" video was directed by David Brodsky, who has previously worked with THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, ALL THAT REMAINS and HELMET, among others.

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