TARDIVE DYSKINESIA: 'Triggering The Fear Reactor' Video Released

December 9, 2009

"Triggering The Fear Reactor", the new video from Greek progressive math-death metallers TARDIVE DYSKINESIA, can be viewed below. The song comes off the band's latest album, "The Sea Of See Through Skins", which was released on October 12 via Coroner Records. The CD was mixed and mastered by Jochem Jacob at Split Second Sound Studio (TEXTURES, IN-QUEST, CHIRAW) in Holland.

"The Sea Of See Through Skins" track listing:

01. Triggering The Fear Reactor
02. Complicity
03. Downfall
04. Dog
05. The Sea Of See Through Skins
06. Brains Trust
07. Ask E Sea
09. Reverse Arms
10. Tinge Of Irony

TARDIVE DYSKINESIA is:

Manthos Stergiou - Vocals
Petros Nikiforakis - Guitar
Fotis Tsakos - Guitar
Kornilios Kiriakidis - Bass
Stavros Rigos - Drums

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

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