Kruger Posts Two New Songs From "Redemption Through Looseness" Online

After a rocking debut and aggro-belting album, "Built For Speed", the Swiss, whiskey-induced, metal hybrid KRUGER continued to make themselves known in 2005 with a massive, heavy and promising second piece mixed by Fredrik Nordstrom in a very Swedish (think "thick") kind of way. "Cattle Truck" has since been acclaimed by both critics and fans throughout Europe, and allowed KRUGER to share the stage with bands like The Dillinger Escape Plan, Isis, Cult of Luna, Sleeppers, Gojira or Unsane, with whom they hold the comparison very decently. They even slaughtered the stage this year at the mythical Montreux Jazz festival.

Now in 2007, KRUGER delivers an epic and intense follow-up, "Redemption Through Looseness". Gloomy and dark, yet overwhelmingly powerful, this new 9-track album drowns the band’s acknowledged influences (Breach, Entombed, Tool, Neurosis) into an intense magma of shredding metallurgic charge, drilling vocal turpitudes and desperate, naked heaviness. Thematically stuck into out-of-subject considerations and cynical bottle stories, KRUGER drive faster and louder, crashing the post-hardcore clichés in their way.

Here is the tracklisting for Kruger's "Redemption Through Looseness":

1. Ammunition Matters
2. Queen of the Meadow
3. The Graveyard Party
4. Hummers vs Pedestrians
5. Holy Fire
6. Army of Lovers
7. War & Wine
8. The Cowboy Song
9. Crusaders

You can check out two new tracks on their MySpace page.