3Teeth premiere new track Shutdown

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US industrial outfit 3Teeth release video for their new track Shutdown

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Los Angeles industrial outfit 3Teeth have launched a video for their new track Shutdown.

It’ll feature on the band’s upcoming album Shutdown.exe which was produced by Sean Beavan, who has worked with artists including Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails and A Perfect Circle. It’s due out on may 19 via OMF Records.

Vocalist Alexis Mincolla says of the video: “Sometimes I see these talking heads spewing their knee-jerk dogma all over the TV and all I can think is how fun it would be to just slip a hit of acid in their morning coffee.”

Mincolla is joined in the lineup by keyboardist Xavier Swafford, drummer Andrew means and guitarist Chase Brawner, with their material said to be an “amalgam of aggressive sounds and compelling visual art that, combined with their cynical humour and provocative propaganda, ultimately asks fans to join their assault on consensus-based reality.”

3Teeth have several live shows scheduled across North America over the coming months, including a support slot for Rammstein. Find the dates below along with the Sutdown.exe tracklist and album artwork.

3Teeth Shutdown.exe tracklist

  1. Divine Weapon
  2. Pit Of Fire
  3. Atrophy
  4. Oblivion Call
  5. Shutdown
  6. Degrade
  7. Tower Of Disease
  8. Tabula Umbra
  9. Voiceless
  10. SlaveGod
  11. Insubstantia
  12. B.O.A
  13. Away From Me
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