CROBOT Streams Heavy New Single “Come Down”, Announce New Album Obsidian

Crobot are again at it, and if the primary single of their simply introduced album Obsidian is of any indication, they’re coming down heavier than ever.

“As we began demoing songs,“ says guitarist Chris Bishop when speaking concerning the music, “the music was being pushed increasingly more right into a heavier, darker, extra metallic path. ‘Come Down’ is among the heaviest songs that we’ve carried out, it’s far more on the earth of Alice in Chains. Dan, our drummer, comes from that world, and we didn’t attempt to stifle that, so the brand new music is so much heavier than our earlier albums.”

“‘Obsidian,’ the title monitor, went by way of many various constructions,” Bishop continues, “nevertheless it was by no means fairly proper. So, we put it on maintain and hit up Howard Jones, who used to play in Killswitch Engage and is now in Light the Torch. We advised him that we had the album’s title, Obsidian, however not the title monitor, despatched him the tune, and he got here again with some concepts that have been good. So, we rolled with that; Brandon put his spin on Howard‘s concepts, and we introduced Howard into the circle of being in Crobot for that one music.”

“Obsidian is nearly a rebirth of our profession,” Brandon provides. “We have been in a position to take a distinct strategy to the writing and recording of this album, so the expertise was very rewarding and completely different from previous tasks. Conflicts and reflections make you a greater individual, even in these darker moments, however I do know I grew to become a greater individual for it. I believe that’s what symbolizes this complete album for us. It’s been an actual breath of recent air.”

“Every music descends into the darker reaches of the psyche,” Bishop concludes, “set to a relentless rhythm of heavy, pulsing beats and gut-wrenching guitar solos, and gives a stark reflection of inside struggles.”

Crobot might be touring extensively in assist of Obsidian, which arrives on September 13, by way of Megaforce Data.