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Mnemic New Track To Feature Napalm Death Singer

posted Jul 24, 2006 at 9:51 PM by MindSlavor.  (4 Comments)

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Danish modern metallers MNEMIC have announced that their upcoming third album will feature guest appearances by Jeff Walker (CARCASS) and Shane Embury (NAPALM DEATH).

Commented guitarist Mircea Gabriel Eftemie: "Last weekend, we hooked up with two fine gentelmen, Jeff and Shane from U.K. grind masters CARCASS and NAPALM DEATH. We grew up on the 'Symphonies', 'Necroticism' and 'Harmony Corruption' records, and it's nothing short of an honour to have such legendary musicians on our new album. Jeff did an amazing job singing along with Guillaume [ex-SCARVE and current MNEMIC singer Guillaume Bideau] and Shane doing back-ups. The song turned out really brutal and we simply can't wait to hear the final mix!"

Check out pictures from the recording sessions at this location.

Source: Blabbermouth

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4 Comments on "Mnemic New Track To Feature Napalm Death Singer"

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1. Lord Cashington writes:

How delightful! I shall very much look forward to this venture of Mr. Embury's! He is a smashing chap!

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2. dontlikeyou writes:

i hate lord cashington.

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3. deathmetalrules420 writes:

BADASS!!!!!!!! napalm death, carcass, and mnemic...3 awesome bands...cant wait!

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4. Lord Cashington writes:

Kindly watch your vulgar mouth good sir! Although I shall concur that they are quite the "bad rectum", I enjoy their music frightfully.

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