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ZOROASTER: Another New Song Available For Streaming

June 23, 2010

"Ancient Ones", a brand new song from Atlanta, Georgia's "psych metal" band ZOROASTER, is available for streaming using below (courtesy of AOL's Noisecreep). The track comes off the group's sophomore album, "Matador", which is scheduled for a July 13 North American release via E1 Music.

Produced and engineered by Sanford Parker at Glow in the Dark Studios and The Living Room Recording in Atlanta, and mastered by Collin Jordan at The Boiler Room in Chicago, Illinois, "Matador" is "a magnetic tour-de-force, blending vivid rhythms and radiance with the band's classic use of dynamics and power," according to a press release. "Creative, distinct, graceful and strong, 'Matador' features the traits of a benchmark release. From the cosmic march of album opener 'D.N.R.' through to the leviathan-like closing title track, it is immediately evident that ZOROASTER has joined friends — and fellow Atlanta natives — MASTODON and new label mates HIGH ON FIRE as a unit determined to push modern heavy music into new and uncharted realms."

The "Matador" cover art was designed by Brian Mercer.

"Matador" track listing:

01. D.N.R.
02. Ancient Ones
03. Odyssey
04. Trident
05. Firewater
06. Old World
07. Black Hole
08. Odyssey II
09. Matador

The "Black Hole" song is available for streaming using the Soundcloud player below.

ZOROASTER just kicked off the "Summer Southern Burn" tour with Savannah, Georgia metallers BLACK TUSK and fast-rising Florida-based "gloom metal" duo DARK CASTLE.

ZOROASTER (zohr-oh-as-ter) features guitarist / vocalist Will Fiore, bassist / vocalist Brent Anderson and drummer Dan Scanlan. The trio's live show has been described as "an obliteration of the senses," earning it the distinction of "Atlanta's loudest band."

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