06/13/2016 19:01
Warfather
Warfather: 2nd album 'The Grey Eminence' coming in September
Warfather has released the artwork and track listing for forthcoming sophomore album 'The Grey Eminence'. The album will be released September 16 on Greyhaze Records.
Featuring Steve Tucker (Morbid Angel), Warfather's highly anticipated follow-up to debut album 'Orchestrating the Apocalypse', was produced by death mMetal icon and studio wizard Erik Rutan (Hate Eternal, ex-Morbid Angel).
The collaboration marks the first time Tucker and Rutan have worked together since Morbid Angel's 'Gateways to Annihilation'. Tucker had this to say about the results: "I am extremely excited for the release of 'The Grey Eminence'. I feel that this album is one of the best things that I have ever been a part of! Erik Rutan did an amazing job on the production and the songs speak for themselves!"
Producer Erik Rutan added: "Recording with Steve and the guys on the new Warfather album has been fantastic! It has been a blast to be working on this monster album in the studio once again with my great friend and former band mate. The songs are heavy as hell and just outright awesome. We have some great tones and performances."
Track list:
1. Orders of the Horde
2. Headless Mean Can no Longer Speak
3. Judgement, the Hammer
4. For Glory or Infamy
5. The Dawning Inquisition
6. Heedless Servant
7. Carnage of the Pious
8. Grey Eminence
9. Fair and Final Warning
(source: Warfather)
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Death metal band Warfather, which was started in 2012 by Steve Tucker (ex-Morbid Angel bassist/vocalist), has some exciting news:
"I am really excited that the day has finally come to give you a little news on Warfather! The new album is named: 'Grey Eminence'
Soon we will share some artwork and some other insights on the album, as well we will release a streaming track to get things rolling. I look forward to you hearing it! I have been joined by two new members, Jake Kock on guitar and Bryan Bever on the drums, and they did an amazing job on this album, along with Erik Rutan, who produced and mixed the album.
More to come...
- Steve Tucker"
(source: Warfather)