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WORMED comment on the EP:
“Become one with the Metaportal. We are no longer in the reality we once existed in”.
08 Aug 19 Josefov (CZ) Brutal Assault 2019 (Exact date TBA)
04 Oct 19 Berlin (DE) Berlin Death Fest 2019
09 Nov 19 Barcelona (ES) Boveda
WORMED – ‘Metaportal’ (full EP stream)
1. Remote Void (4:02)
2. Cryptoubiquity (4:21)
3. Bionic Relic (3:54)
4. E-Xystem://CE (4:22) Total: 16:39
WORMED reach out into the void, the results sounds far more like a dark space opera inhabited by bizarre aliens, genetically and technically evolved meta-humans struggling for power and survival in galactic empires. Now, the nano-technological war has been unleashed in the void to defeat the last sower of human life, Krighsu!
Odd-time signatures, avalanches of breaks and complex rhythmical as well as melodic patterns will excite every aficionado of extreme technicality, while growls down-tuned strings and double-bass assaults will more than satisfy extreme metal connoisseurs. While being outstandingly skilled musicians WORMED are avoiding any self-indulgent show of prowess for its own sake. Instead the five-piece from Madrid clearly lays its emphasis on creating atmospheric songs, which develop and grow along the underlying story.
Originating from Spain’s capital Madrid in 1998, WORMED immediately made an impact in the death metal scene with the release of their ‘Floating Cadaver in the Monochrome’ MCD (1999). Following a promo CD under the title ‘Voxel Mitosis’ (2001), the first studio album ‘Planisphaerium’ received high acclaim by critics and fans alike in 2003. In the wake of their debut full-length, the Spanish received invitations to international festival shows and touring around the globe. WORMED performed in Japan alongside GORATORY and VOMIT REMNANTS and afterwards hit Europe with MALIGNANCY and DESPONDENCY.
A creative hiatus, partly due to line-up changes and filled with re-issues of their previous released as well as the single ‘Quasineutrality’ (2010) finally ended, when their sophomore album ‘Exodromos’ came out in 2013. On their third full-length ‘Krighsu’ (2016), the fast-rising Spanish Sci-Fi tech death prodigies are telling a dystopian cosmic story with lyrics and music joined into an overarching concept. Its intense brutality, dissonant dynamic riffing, and tremendous heaviness combined with an amazing futuristic concept, which introduced the character Krighsu – last human in the cosmos, harvested top reviews and saw WORMED headlining in the US and co-headlining in Europe.
Now WORMED are ready to explore the cosmos even further by entering the ‘Metaportal’, while climbing to even more mind-blowing musical heights. Prepare to experience the universe in the light and sound of a new aeon dawning!
Style: Sci-fi Tech Death
Phlegeton: vocals
Migueloud: guitars
Guillemoth: bass
V-Kazar: drums
www.wormed.net
www.facebook.com/wormed
www.instagram.com/wormedband
www.youtube.com/WormedTV
www.wormed.bandcamp.com
Link:
https://youtu.be/l5zIHfr3dnY
WORMED – “Cryptoubiquity” (official lyric video)
03 Jul 19 Galicia (ES) Resurrecrion Fest 2019
05 Jul 19 London (UK) Eradication Deathfest 2019
08 Aug 19 Josefov (CZ) Brutal Assault 2019 (Exact date TBA)
04 Oct 19 Berlin (DE) Berlin Death Fest 2019
09 Nov 19 Barcelona (ES) Boveda
The cover artwork and track list for ‘Metaportal’ can be found below.
1. Remote Void (4:02)
2. Cryptoubiquity (4:21)
3. Bionic Relic (3:54)
4. E-Xystem://CE (4:22)
Total: 16:39
Space – the final frontier. Yet, when WORMED reach out into the void, the results sounds far more like a dark space opera inhabited by bizarre aliens, genetically and technically evolved meta-humans struggling for power and survival in galactic empires. Now, the nano-technological war has been unleashed in the void to defeat the last sower of human life, Krighsu!
Odd-time signatures, avalanches of breaks and complex rhythmical as well as melodic patterns will excite every aficionado of extreme technicality, while growls down-tuned strings and double-bass assaults will more than satisfy extreme metal connoisseurs. While being outstandingly skilled musicians WORMED are avoiding any self-indulgent show of prowess for its own sake. Instead the five-piece from Madrid clearly lays its emphasis on creating atmospheric songs, which develop and grow along the underlying story.
Originating from Spain’s capital Madrid in 1998, WORMED immediately made an impact in the death metal scene with the release of their ‘Floating Cadaver in the Monochrome’ MCD (1999). Following a promo CD under the title ‘Voxel Mitosis’ (2001), the first studio album ‘Planisphaerium’ received high acclaim by critics and fans alike in 2003. In the wake of their debut full-length, the Spanish received invitations to international festival shows and touring around the globe. WORMED performed in Japan alongside GORATORY and VOMIT REMNANTS and afterwards hit Europe with MALIGNANCY and DESPONDENCY.
A creative hiatus, partly due to line-up changes and filled with re-issues of their previous released as well as the single ‘Quasineutrality’ (2010) finally ended, when their sophomore album ‘Exodromos’ came out in 2013. On their third full-length ‘Krighsu’ (2016), the fast-rising Spanish Sci-Fi tech death prodigies are telling a dystopian cosmic story with lyrics and music joined into an overarching concept. Its intense brutality, dissonant dynamic riffing, and tremendous heaviness combined with an amazing futuristic concept, which introduced the character Krighsu – last human in the cosmos, harvested top reviews and saw WORMED headlining in the US and co-headlining in Europe.
Now WORMED are ready to explore the cosmos even further by entering the ‘Metaportal’, while climbing to even more mind-blowing musical heights. Prepare to experience the universe in the light and sound of a new aeon dawning!
Phlegeton: vocals
Migueloud: guitars
Guillemoth: bass
V-Kazar: drums
www.wormed.net
www.facebook.com/wormed
www.instagram.com/wormedband
www.youtube.com/WormedTV
www.wormed.bandcamp.com
Link:
https://youtu.be/9TwlPMrQYQ8
WORMED comment on the track:
“Entering the Metaportal. A nano technological war has been unleashed in the void to defeat the last sower of human life, Krighsu. In a desperate attempt to help a galactic system in danger, Krighsu must access the vast Metaportal, what he doesn’t know yet is the reason for its existence.”
Out of respect for drummer G-Calero, who recently passed away, please do not use any old band pictures of WORMED.
WORMED – ‘Remote Void’ (official track premiere)
03 Jul 19 Galicia (ES) Resurrecrion Fest 2019
05 Jul 19 London (UK) Eradication Deathfest 2019
08 Aug 19 Josefov (CZ) Brutal Assault 2019 (Exact date TBA)
04 Oct 19 Berlin (DE) Berlin Death Fest 2019
09 Nov 19 Barcelona (ES) Boveda
The cover artwork and track list for ‘Metaportal’ have also been revealed and can be found below.
1. Remote Void (4:02)
2. Cryptoubiquity (4:21)
3. Bionic Relic (3:54)
4. E-Xystem://CE (4:22)
Total: 16:39
Space – the final frontier. Yet, when WORMED reach out into the void, the results sounds far more like a dark space opera inhabited by bizarre aliens, genetically and technically evolved meta-humans struggling for power and survival in galactic empires. Now, the nano-technological war has been unleashed in the void to defeat the last sower of human life, Krighsu!
Odd-time signatures, avalanches of breaks and complex rhythmical as well as melodic patterns will excite every aficionado of extreme technicality, while growls down-tuned strings and double-bass assaults will more than satisfy extreme metal connoisseurs. While being outstandingly skilled musicians WORMED are avoiding any self-indulgent show of prowess for its own sake. Instead the five-piece from Madrid clearly lays its emphasis on creating atmospheric songs, which develop and grow along the underlying story.
Originating from Spain’s capital Madrid in 1998, WORMED immediately made an impact in the death metal scene with the release of their ‘Floating Cadaver in the Monochrome’ MCD (1999). Following a promo CD under the title ‘Voxel Mitosis’ (2001), the first studio album ‘Planisphaerium’ received high acclaim by critics and fans alike in 2003. In the wake of their debut full-length, the Spanish received invitations to international festival shows and touring around the globe. WORMED performed in Japan alongside GORATORY and VOMIT REMNANTS and afterwards hit Europe with MALIGNANCY and DESPONDENCY.
A creative hiatus, partly due to line-up changes and filled with re-issues of their previous released as well as the single ‘Quasineutrality’ (2010) finally ended, when their sophomore album ‘Exodromos’ came out in 2013. On their third full-length ‘Krighsu’ (2016), the fast-rising Spanish Sci-Fi tech death prodigies are telling a dystopian cosmic story with lyrics and music joined into an overarching concept. Its intense brutality, dissonant dynamic riffing, and tremendous heaviness combined with an amazing futuristic concept, which introduced the character Krighsu – last human in the cosmos, harvested top reviews and saw WORMED headlining in the US and co-headlining in Europe.
Now WORMED are ready to explore the cosmos even further by entering the ‘Metaportal’, while climbing to even more mind-blowing musical heights. Prepare to experience the universe in the light and sound of a new aeon dawning!
Phlegeton: vocals
Migueloud: guitars
Guillemoth: bass
V-Kazar: drums
www.wormed.net
www.facebook.com/wormed
www.instagram.com/wormedband
www.youtube.com/WormedTV
www.wormed.bandcamp.com
The video for ‘Neomorph Mindkind’ is now streaming at the official Season of Mist Youtube Channel or watch the video below.
Furthermore, WORMED recently announced that V-Kazar (Gabriel Valcazar) has joined the ranks of the technical death metal formation as their permanent drummer, after the tragic passing of drummer G-Calero.
The band comments:
“We want to share some great news with you. We’re very happy to inform you that V-Kazar (Gabriel Valcazar) is joining WORMED as our new drummer! Gabriel is an awesome and talented drummer; just from the first rehearsal we were completely impressed with his amazing skills and technique. For those of you who don’t know, he also does impeccable work drumming in Ernia and Aposento, among other projects. We see him as a promising new talent in the scene! This guy is superb, and we’re really proud of having a good drummer, as well as a great person, join our ranks.”
In V-Kazar’s own words:
“It’s extremely humbling to be a part of WORMED after so many years of being a fan of their music. Performing their material is no easy task, but I will do my best to live up to their legacy and Calero’s memory. I can’t wait to share the stage with them! Stay Wormed!”
WORMED’s previous record ‘Krighsu’ has been released on March 18th, 2016. Artwork and track-list can be viewed below.
1. Pseudo-Horizon
2. Neomorph Mindkind
3. Agliptian Codex Cyborgization
4. The Singularitarianism
5. Eukaryotic Hex Swarm
6. Computronium Pulsar Nanarchy
7. A-Life Omega Point
8. 57889330816.1
9. Zeroth-Energy Graviton
10. Molecular Winds
Space – the final frontier. Yet, when WORMED reach out into the void, the results sounds far more like a dark space opera inhabited by bizarre aliens, genetically and technically evolved meta-humans struggling for power and survival in galactic empires. On their third full-length ‘Krighsu’ the fast rising Spanish Sci-Fi tech death prodigies are telling a dystopian cosmic story with lyrics and music joined into an overarching concept. Odd-time signatures, avalanches of breaks and complex rhythmical as well as melodic patterns will excite every aficionado of extreme technicity, while growls down-tuned strings and double-bass assaults will more than satisfy extreme metal connoisseurs. While being outstandingly skilled musicians WORMED are avoiding any self-indulgent show of prowess for its own sake. Instead the five-piece from Madrid clearly lays its emphasis on creating atmospheric songs, which develop and grow along the underlying story. Originating from Spain’s capital Madrid in 1998, WORMED immediately made an impact in the death metal scene with the release of their ‘Floating Cadaver in the Monochrome’ MCD (1999). Following a promo CD under the title ‘Voxel Mitosis’ (2001), the first studio album ‘Planisphaerium’ received high acclaim by critics and fans alike in 2003. In the wake of their debut full-length, the Spanish received invitations to international festival shows and touring around the globe.
WORMED performed in Japan alongside GORATORY and VOMIT REMNANTS and afterwards hit Europe with MALIGNANCY and DESPONDENCY.A creative hiatus, partly due to line-up changes and filled with re-issues of their previous released as well as the single ‘Quasineutrality’ (2010) finally ended, when their sophomore album ‘Exodromos’ came out in 2013. Its intense brutality, dissonant dynamic riffing, and tremendous heaviness combined with an amazing futuristic concept, which introduce the character Krighsu – last human in the cosmos, harvested top reviews and saw WORMED headlining in the US and co-headlining in Europe.
Now WORMED are ready to explore the cosmos and fate of ‘Krighsu’ even further, while climbing to even more mind-blowing musical heights. Prepare to experience the universe in the light and sound of a new aeon dawning!
Phlegeton: vocals
J. Oliver: guitars
Migueloud: guitars
Guillemoth: bass
V-Kazar: drums
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