TERAMAZE To Enter Studio In January

December 5, 2012

Australian metallers TERAMAZE will enter the studio in January to begin recording their new album. The follow-up to this year's "Anhedonia" will be produced by Dean Wells and TERAMAZE and will be mixed by Lasse Lammert (ALESTORM, STUCK MOJO),who also mastered "Anhedonia". The new CD will once again be made available through Nightmare Records.

While loosely befitting the genre of thrash metal, the music of TERAMAZE conjures such adjectives as "innovative", "progressive" and "groove-laden" but most notably, "engaging". Keeping the fundamental elements of metal alive in their music, TERAMAZE pushes metal into unchartered waters with guitar work that is incendiary and powerfully aggressive vocals that drive the song.

The "Anhedonia" video can be seen below.

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