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PATHOLOGY: New Song Posted Online

May 17, 2010

American brutal death metal masters PATHOLOGY will release their new album, "Legacy Of The Ancients", on July 6 via Victory Records. The CD was engineered by Jeff Forest (AS I LAY DYING, BLEEDING THROUGH) at Doubletime Studios in the band's home base of San Diego, California and was mixed and mastered by Erik Rutan (CANNIBAL CORPSE, MALEVOLENT CREATION) at Mana Recording Studios in St. Petersburg, Florida. "We feel the recording came out extremely heavy and exactly how we wanted," stated drummer Dave Astor. "The drums are explosive, the guitars are thick and very tight, and the vocals are brutally crushing."

A song from the CD, entitled "Code Injection", is available for streaming on the band's MySpace page.

The album cover displays an artistic zombie-theme, designed by Pär Olofsson (WINDS OF PLAGUE, ANNOTATIONS OF AN AUTOPSY, IMMORTAL). "The cover shows a doctor injecting people with a virus that is turning them into zombies," stated Astor. "It is a metaphor for the government control over our people."

With the addition of second guitarist Diego Sanchez (ex-DISGORGE) and bass player Oscar Ramirez (TO VIOLENTLY VOMIT) accompanying core members, vocalist Matti Way, guitarist Tim Tiszczenko and drummer Dave Astor, PATHOLOGY has solidified its lineup.

PATHOLOGY will hit the road in September/October with IMMOLATION, VADER, ABIGAIL WILLIAMS and LECHEROUS NOCTURNE. "We're incredibly excited to be touring with both IMMOLATION and VADER," stated Astor. "These are two bands that I grew up listening to, and to be touring with them is extremely cool."

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