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MONSTERWORKS: 'Spacial Operations' Album Available For Free Download

June 20, 2007

London, England-based band MONSTERWORKS has made its new album, "Spacial Operations", available for free download at www.supermetal.net. The "metal space adventure" concept album explores a vast cinematic storyline that is detailed on the web site.

The free download requires no sign-up or elaborate plot to steal your e-mail address. Just complication-free spacey goodness for fans of speed/thrash/death or true metal.

The official launch party for "Spacial Operations" is scheduled for July 5 at The Intrepid Fox in London. A video of the MONSTERWORKS track "Who Am I?" is posted on YouTube.

Vocalist/guitarist Jon (also of Chicago-based THE LIVING FIELDS) describes the album as "the best thing MONSTERWORKS has produced yet. We have taken a step up, especially in production, to make something we are bloody proud of...even if some of the story gets a bit lost in all the screaming and grunting. Now it is time to get to work on the sequel."

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