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PSYOPUS To Enter Studio In June

April 4, 2006

Rochester, NY-based tech grindcore/hardcore outfit PSYOPUS will enter Watchmen Studios in Lockport, NY on June 24 with producer Doug White to begin recording their next album for Metal Blade Records. Titled "Our Puzzling Encounters Considered", the CD will feature new drummer Jon Cole (a Boston native) and will likely consist of twelve tracks. There's been talk of doing a totally outlandish PSYOPUS EP on Black Market Activities again at some point featuring ridiculous camp fire songs, lounge music and all sorts of cracked out tech-grind, but that most likely won't be for a long time.

PSYOPUS' "Ideas of Reference" album was issued in 2004 through Metal Blade Records.

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