I'm hardly an enormous fan, but I do enjoy Psychotic Waltz.
They were a name that was often mentioned when talking about early progressive metal after Dream Theater, Fates Warning and Queensryche (Savatage, and I suppose the likes of Watchtower and even Cynic).
I recall buying reissues of A Social Grace and Into the Everflow, I think in a special deluxe Double disc album. Probably about 15 years ago.
Anyway, they have done some shows and are now set to release their 1st new studio album in over 20 years, in 2020.
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Legendary US progressive metal band Psychotic Waltz OFFICIAL are pleased
to announce their signing to InsideOutMusic for the worldwide release
of their first new studio album in 23 years.
The band is now
entering the studio with engineer Ulrich Wild and will see Jens Bogren
(Opeth, Fates Warning, Arch Enemy, etc.) taking care of mixing duties
for the their fifth full-length, to be released early 2020. Re-releases
of the entire PSYCHOTIC WALTZ catalogue will follow through
InsideOutMusic as well.
The band comments:
“We could not be
happier about joining the InsideOutMusic roster! We are very excited to
soon be sharing our upcoming 5th album with everyone, and it’s also
great that we will be able to make our back-catalog available once
again. Thanks to all of the patient fans and to everyone at InsideOut
for believing in us and giving us the opportunity to do this right.”
PSYCHOTIC
WALTZ will next be appearing at both the US and European editions of
ProgPower festival and have also added a few special club shows in
Germany with support by Ghost Ship Octavius to their trip. See all
upcoming dates here:
PSYCHOTIC WALTZ – Live 2019:
4-7th September – Atlanta, GA, USA – ProgPower USA
2nd October – Berlin, Germany – Badehaus
3rd October – Hamburg, Germany – Knust
4th October – Bochum, Germany – Matrix
5th October – Baarlo, The Netherlands – ProgPower Europe
6th October – Mannheim, Germany – MS Connexion Complex
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Wednesday, July 3, 2019
Monday, February 25, 2013
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Mosquito (2013)
2/25/13 9:14PM
new song "Sacrilege"..not bad. The Choir adds something new, which makes me curious if it was used on any other songs.
1/18/13 1:54AM

I don't have a lot to add to this, other than the cover art is pretty embarrassing. I did enjoy their last record It's Blitz a fair amount, and of course Karen O's work on the Where the Wild Things Are soundtrack.
The cover may be bad (they should have considered more of what Psychotic Waltz did with the album art for their album titled "Mosquito"), but if the music is good, it won't matter much. Drop Date is April 16th.

new song "Sacrilege"..not bad. The Choir adds something new, which makes me curious if it was used on any other songs.
1/18/13 1:54AM
I don't have a lot to add to this, other than the cover art is pretty embarrassing. I did enjoy their last record It's Blitz a fair amount, and of course Karen O's work on the Where the Wild Things Are soundtrack.
The cover may be bad (they should have considered more of what Psychotic Waltz did with the album art for their album titled "Mosquito"), but if the music is good, it won't matter much. Drop Date is April 16th.
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