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VEIL OF MAYA Prepares To Release 'The Common Man's Collapse'

March 14, 2008

Chicago/Milwaukee-based band VEIL OF MAYA will release its new full-length album, "The Common Man's Collapse", on April 1 via Sumerian Records. According to a press release, the CD is "replete with swift and fluid guitar flourishes, spitting forth notes like lava, lock step drumming that is swifter than a hummingbird's wings and vocals that range from Cro-Magnon throat tones to bestial rage while retaining enunciation."

The band went to North Hollywood to record the album with Mike Keene (THE FACELESS) producing. New vocalist Brandon joined the group after leaving the band ISCARIOT and has exceeded VEIL OF MAYA's expectations in delivery and lyrical content. Brandon says, "I like to keep my lyrics to interpretation and it's a real mix of where I get influence from. There are songs on the album that deal with water as an element, how it can be calm or really brutal. There's a song about a dream I had, there's a song influenced by the world of warcraft, I wrote about twenty songs when I joined the band so there was no shortage of things to talk about."

VEIL OF MAYA is on tour with SKELETONWITCH and ARSIS until the end of the month and will join this year's Metal For The Masses Tour sponsored in part by Hot Topic and Alternative Press. This year's lineup also includes AS BLOOD RUNS BLACK, STICK TO YOUR GUNS, WINDS OF PLAGUE and more.

Brandon and Marc of VEIL OF MAYA were interviewed by Johnny Orlando, Jr. of "Antibiotic Resistant Metal Show" in Chicago during last year's Death By Decibels tour alongside VADER, CATTLE DECAPITATION, MALEVOLENT CREATION, ABIGAIL WILLIAMS, and LIGHT THIS CITY. Watch the six-minute clip below.

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