SACRIFICE Thrashes Hard On New Single “Missile”

Sacrifice – one in every of Canada’s Large 4 of Thrash alongside Voivod, Razor, and Annihilator – is again with their first new report in 16 years Quantity Six, due out February 21. We’re thrilled to stream Sacrifice‘s unrelenting new single “Missile” beneath, whose general power could help you forgo all espresso this morning.

“‘Missile’ is a thrashing, anti-war, riff-fest written in regards to the starting of drone warfare the place pilots had been a half world away launching missile strikes like a online game,” wrote Sacrifice‘s guitarist and vocalist Rob Urbinati. “Struggle solves nothing.”

Quantity Six was recorded, combined, and mastered at Part One Studios with Darius Szczepaniak and options Sacrifice‘s authentic lineup of lead guitarist Joe Rico, bassist Scott Watts, and drummer Gus Pynn in addition to Urbinati. The entrance cowl art work for Quantity Six was painted by Propagandhi bassist and lifelong Sacrifice fan Todd Kowalski, who it must be famous kicks main ass. Pre-orders for Volume Six are available here.

On the report itself, Urbinati added: “I write on a regular basis. It was round 2017 once I wrote a pair songs that I believed had been actually good. I performed them for the band, and so they had been completely proud of them and the route. I wrote a pair extra and Gus and I had been making some actual progress in getting the songs tight and even speaking about recording, then the pandemic hit.

“My creativity fully dried up for no matter motive, regardless that I used to be sitting at house with nothing to do. There was nowhere to rehearse within the metropolis as a result of issues would shut down, then open up, then shut down once more, so it was arduous to get a constant rehearsal schedule going and I simply wasn’t feeling it. When issues began coming again, our authentic plan was to do an EP, however we had sufficient songs that we had been fully snug and proud of to do an entire album.”