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THE HUMAN ABSTRACT: New Audio Interview With DEAN HERRERA Available

September 24, 2008

Dean Herrera, guitarist of the Los Angeles-based technical progressive metal band THE HUMAN ABSTRACT, was a guest on the August 24, 2008 edition of Indie 103.1 FM's specialty metal program "Chaos with Full Metal Jackie". You can now listen to the interview at this location.

"Midheaven", the sophomore full-length CD from THE HUMAN ABSTRACT, was released on August 19 via Hopeless Records. The CD "follows a full cycle of man while he makes his ascent and discoveries and is eventually brought down by his lust of conquest and greed," says the band's vocalist, Nathan Ells. "Basically we wanted to have this album be cohesive all the way through. We came up with themes for each song and then wrote the songs like we were doing a film score and try to capture the mood musically for what each theme represents."

Although the initial sessions for "Midheaven" were helmed by veteran producer Toby Wright (METALLICA, SLAYER, ALICE IN CHAINS, SOULFLY, FEAR FACTORY),the CD was completed with a different producer and Wright's name was "wiped off all credits," according to drummer Brett Powell.

"Procession of the Fates", the new video from THE HUMAN ABSTRACT, can be viewed below.

THE HUMAN ABSTRACT's Hopeless Records debut, "Nocturne", was released in August 2006.

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