Metal Supergroup Meshiaak Release Drowning, Fading, Falling Video
. ![]() (TeamRock Radio) Meshiaak have released a video for their track Drowning, Fading, Falling. The song is taken from the metal supergroup's upcoming debut album Alliance of Thieves, due for release on August 19 via Mascot Records. Based in Melbourne, Australia, Meshiaak features former Slayer, Anthrax, Testament and Iced Earth drummer Jon Dette, Teramaze guitarist Dean Wells, former 4-Arm frontman Danny Tomb and bassist Nick Walker. Alliance Of Thieves was recorded at Green Day's Jingletown Recording Studios in Oakland, California. Wells says: "We went with keeping the sound as band-orientated and organic as possible, but with using a lot of modern technology. "It's a blend of old and new because we recorded to two-inch tape for the drums through an old Neve desk, but the rest of the album was produced in my home studio. "We also went with a mixer named Jacob Hansen who is known for a lot more progressive music. But I think the combination really gives Meshiaak a new and fresher sound than most traditional thrash albums. "And so we've tried to create something fresh among the guidelines of traditional metal and thrash with some progressive elements, although at the same time we wanted to make music feel like when we first discovered bands like Megadeth, Metallica, Machine Head...even Alice in Chains and Slipknot." Watch the video here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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