Deathstars - The Perfect Cult CD

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The Swedish industrial rock band DEATHSTARS returns with a blastwhen they release their long anticipated fourth studio album “ThePerfect Cult”. While their predecessor, 2009’s “Night Electric Night” was spawned with the band fairly off the hook of their “Termination Bliss” touring cycle, only to see the band hitting the road yet again.
For the upcoming new output, DEATHSTARS finally managed to givethemselves the needed time span to work in a “calm and methodicmanner, fully exploring the music writing process which resulted in the most dramatic Deathstars album to date.”
Besides their many headlining tours around the world over the years, the band also joined RAMMSTEIN’s sold out arena streak for their “Made In Germany 1995-2011” European Tour 2011/2012. At the same time they released “The Greatest Hits on Earth”, a compilation presenting a decade of their tracks, released via Nuclear Blast.
“The Perfect Cult” has been captured in several studios: drums, guitars and bass were recorded in Bohus Sound Recording,
Kungälv Sweden, vocals in Gig Studios in Stockholm, Sweden and keyboards, orchestration and editing was done in Black
Syndicate, Stockholm. While the mix was handled by legendary Stefan Glaumann (RAMMSTEIN),
guitarist/keyboardist Nightmare took care of the production from bottom to top. For the drum, guitar, and bass-production,
Nightmare worked together with Roberto Laghi (ENTOMBED, IN FLAMES) at Bohus Sound Recording. The Mastering was done
by Svante Forsbäck (VOLBEAT, RAMMSTEIN) at Chartmakers, Helsinki, Finland.
As far as the lyrics are concerned vocalist Whiplasher states that “all the tracks are about our lives. Each song is a reflection
on a situation or a topic that deals with our experiences, usually from a jet black perspective.”
With visions inspired by amoral excessive lives, human fears and decay, the songs will be nothing less than a dark playground
set between straight forward tracks, atmospheric anthems and the unwashed loins of lawless rock.