ZOMBI Completes Work On New Album

January 28, 2011

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's sci-fi instrumental rock duo ZOMBI has completed work on a brand new full-length album, "Escape Velocity", for a May 10 North American release via Relapse Records. The follow-up to 2009's "Spirit Animal" was recorded in part by ZOMBI's Steve Moore and A.E. Paterra in Pittsburgh and Nyack, New York. The album was mastered by Denis Blackham (THE WHO, LED ZEPPELIN, WILSON PICKETT, KRAFTWERK) at Skye Mastering in Scotland.

The cover artwork for "Escape Velocity" was created by Jeremy Schmidt (BLACK MOUNTAIN) and can be seen below.

Commented Moore: "I think the album came together exactly as planned, considering we had no plan. In fact, I'm not even sure we knew we were making an album. Actually, I can't remember at all. Anyway it's Jeremy's artwork that really ties it all together. Naked women, sports cars, mid-century modern architecture, space. The boy's a Shakespeare."

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