NEURAXIS: Studio Webisode #3 Posted Online

May 5, 2008

Canada's NEURAXIS has issued the band's latest webisode video clip entitled "Neuraxis Studio Episode #3 Vocals and bass," featuring footage and interviews from the recording of the band's fifth studio record. Watch the clip below.

NEURAXIS tapped Jef Fortin (of fellow Canadians ANONYMUS) to record the band's debut album for Prosthetic Records, "The Thin Line Between", which will also feature a guest vocal cameo from Luc Lemay (GORGUTS, NEGATIVA).

"The writing and recording process for 'The Thin Line Between' was probably the most intense I've ever experienced," says guitarist Rob Milley. "Sound-wise, this is going to be our best so far. Song-wise, it's our most complete album to date."

"I'm very happy with how the guitar playing was captured," added fellow guitarist Will Seghers says. "Precise, vicious and dynamic are words that come to my mind when hearing the new album."

"The Thin Line Between" track listing:

01. Darkness Prevails
02. Wicked
03. Versus
04. Deviation Occurs
05. The Thin Line Between
06. Dreaming The End
07. Standing Despite...
08. Oracle
09. Phoenix
10. The All And The Nothing

Check out the album cover artwork at this location.

Due on July 22, "The Thin Line Between" will be the first studio release to feature new vocalist Alex Leblanc and guitarist William Seghers, who previously appeared on the "Live Progression" CD (Galy Records).

"Live Progression" is the live follow-up to NEURAXIS' last studio album, 2005's "Trilateral Progression".

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