NAME Begins Recording New Album

April 22, 2009

California's NAME (a.k.a. NEW APPROACH TO MARTYRS EXPRESSIONS) has entered Panda Studios in San Francisco with engineer Sam Pura to begin recording its new album, "Internet Killed The Audio Star", for a late summer release via Lifeforce Records. NAME's Wes Fareas is handling production duties on the CD, which will feature the following track listing:

01. Killer Whales, Man
02. My Sweetheart, The Whore
03. The Spark Of Divinity
04. The Empathic Communicator:
Part I: Unconscious Incompetence Homage To The Hunter)
Part II: Unconscious Competence (BB)
Part III: Conscious Comptence (Your Sun Machine, Your Space Embracer)
Part IV: Conscious Incompetence (How To Murder The Earth)
05. Mare
06. The Sycophant, The Saint And The Gamefox
07. Dave Mustaine
08. Untitled
09. You'll Never Die In This Town Again
10. Charmer

The band is posting updates from the studio at this location.

Founded in 2003 by brothers Wes and Jeremy Fareas, the NEW APPROACH TO MARTYRS EXPRESSIONS is an amalgam of experimental tech metal, grindcore, ambient sounds, freeform jazz, blues, cultural world music, an odd sense of humor, and maniacal mood swings. Known for its chaotic energy, NAME breathes vivid new life onto the stage. NAME steps out of the confines of the expected, swearing to the sense of bedlam in art that is currently left abandoned. "Music isn't supposed to be safe, it's meant to catapult you into a risky situation," says Wes. "We want to revive danger in art. We're trying to show that as much as possible."

What is further promising is the band's ability to survive and evolve when reality deals the worst of hands. Having survived member changes, theft, a freeway accident on tour in which the band's van rolled down a steep hill seven times, and the ensuing hospitalization; the passion prevails. With personality and passion in the portrayal of art, NAME restores honesty in music.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/name.

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