Fear Factory - ‘Genexus’ artwork and track listing revealed!

June 8th 2015

Release

Have you seen Fear Factory's new amazing artwork!!!

The pioneers of Industrial tinged Extreme Metal, Fear Factory, will release their 9th studio album and Nuclear Blast Entertainment debut entitled ‘Genexus’ on August 7th Worldwide. ‘Genexus’ was produced by vocalist Burton C. Bell and guitarist Dino Cazares, and co-produced by long-time collaborator Rhys Fulber. The album was mixed by famed British producer and engineer, Andy Sneap (Arch Enemy, Testament, Exodus, Machine Head). The artwork was once again handled by artist Anthony Clarkson. Drums on ‘Genexus’ were performed by Mike Heller (Malignacy).  

The album is available for pre-order now by clicking on the links Below:

Digipack CD/T-Shirt bundle: http://www.nuclearblaststore.co.uk/shop/nuclearblast/proddetail.php?prod=NBL_FF_GenexusBUNDLE

Limited Clear Vinyl: http://www.nuclearblaststore.co.uk/shop/nuclearblast/proddetail.php?prod=NBL_FF_GenexusCLEAR

Limited Gold Vinyl: http://www.nuclearblaststore.co.uk/shop/nuclearblast/proddetail.php?prod=NBL_FF_GenexusGold

“The word genexus is a hybrid of two words; genesis and nexus, this word describes the next transition in human evolution as man moves forward to a ‘mechanical’ state of being. Ray Kurzweil predicts that the singularity will occur around 2045. ‘Genexus’ is the term for that next evolutionary process. Where humans are machines, machines are human, and the differences are oblivious to the naked eye.  This album is a record of thought patterns, psychology and struggles of the ‘Genexus’ generation. The cognitive machine has arrived, and it wants autonomy from the industry that created it. This machine struggles, like every other human has throughout the course of history. This is the story of every one of us.” – Burton C. Bell (Fear Factory)

Formed in Los Angeles, California in 1989, Fear Factory changed the World of Metal and have become a huge influence on the genre ever since their inception. The band’s unique sound helped bridge the gap between Death Metal, Grindcore, Thrash Metal and Industrial on landmark releases like ‘Soul of a new Machine, Demanufacture’ and the gold selling release ‘Obsolete’. 