
(Nuclear Blast) Fear Factory launches a bold new era with 'Roboticist.' The latest single, which premiered on Sirius XM Liquid Metal, marks the recording debut of the band's current line-up featuring vocalist Milo Silvestro, drummer Pete Webber, and bassist Tony Campos. Blending crushing mechanical aggression with a haunting, melodic hook, the track explores a dystopian reality where flesh fails and only consciousness endures.
Produced, engineered, mixed, and mastered by Damien Rainaud, the single arrives alongside a cinematic music video directed by Vincente Cordero and produced by Arion Csihar. System activated: the next chapter of FEAR FACTORY has officially begun.
Fear Factory guitarist Dino Cazares comments, "The future isn't coming. It's already here, 'Roboticist' is the next evolution of Fear Factory. Man, Machine and the war for what comes next. I can't wait for everyone to hear the beginning of a new era of Fear Factory."
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