SYBREED's U.S. Visa Issues Resolved

July 21, 2009

Swiss metallers SYBREED have resolved their visa issues and will travel to the U.S. tomorrow (Wednesday, July 22) to join the in-progress U.S. tour featuring THREAT SIGNAL, THE AUTUMN OFFERING and THE AGONIST. The band says in a statement, "We would like also to present our excuses to the American fans who wanted to see us during the shows we've missed. Don't worry — it's definitely not the last time we'll tour in the U.S."

SYBREED's third album, "The Pulse of Awakening", is currently being mixed and mastered by Rhys Fulber (FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY, FEAR FACTORY, PARADISE LOST),and it is said to sound IMMENSE!

Prior to the full-length CD release, SYBREED will issue an exclusive digital EP entitled "Aeon", featuring two new songs from the upcoming album and three raging electro/ techno remixes of "Emma 0" from their previous album, "Antares".

"3Aeon" EP track listing:

01. A.E.O.N. (5:03)
02. Human Black Box (5:10)
03. Emma-0 (BAK XIII remix) (4:02)
04. Emma-0 (Phreakers Syndicate remix) (3:38)
05. Emma-0 (Tanz / Tanz remix) (4:45)

"The Pulse Of Awakening" is due this fall via Listenable Records. The vocals and the drums for the follow-up to 2007's "Antares" were laid down at the SDF studios in Lausanne, while the guitar and bass were tracked at the Drone studio in Geneva. The cover artwork was handled by Seth from SEPTICFLESH.

According to the band, "The Pulse Of Awakening" will feature such songs as "Nomenklatura", which is being described as "a groovy, technical and hypnotic piece of industrial metal"; "Electronegative", which is "equally technical but with an intense 'right-in-ya-face,' down-to-up-tempo pace"; and "Doomsday Party", which "sounds like the illegitimate progeny of EBM beats, synth-pop melodies and metal riffing."

SYBREED released its second album, "Antares", in the U.S. on August 15, 2008 via Koch Records. The U.S. version of the CD includes a previously unreleased song called "Plasmaterial" as a bonus track.

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