SLOMATICS Announce New Album ‘Strontium Fields’ And Release First Single

Irish doom band SLOMATICS will release their new album Strontium Fields on September 8th via Black Bow Records.

The band comments: 

“Strontium Fields is, for us, a post pandemic reflection – full of the joy of life, filtered through a wall of amps, fuzz boxes and ancient synthesisers. We’ve kept busy releasing music through the lockdowns but are especially excited to release a full length album again, one on which we hope we have captured and developed every area of our sound. This album feels like both a consolidation and a leap forward, with more melody, experimentation and riffs than ever before.“

Listen to the first single “I, Neanderthal” Here: https://slomatics.bandcamp.com/track/i-neanderthal
Pre-order vinyl: https://blackbowrecords.bigcartel.com/product/slomatics-new-album-strontium-fields-12-vinyl
Pre-order CD: https://blackbowrecords.bigcartel.com/product/new-slomatics-album-strontium-fields-cd

A science-fiction backdrop casts a duly futuristic theme around which their material is based, and as they offer lumbering tones and massive, willful slogs of doomed riffs, they complement that grooving clarion with a sense of space that is all their own. From 2012-2016, drummer/vocalist/lyricist Marty Harvey and founding guitarists David Majury and Chris Couzens grew ever more expansive across a trilogy of albums telling a single story, and while 2019’s Canyons and their sundry joint outings moved past that narrative, they did not forget the lessons learned in creating a sense of the epic to match the hugeness of their sound.

As they move toward their eighth album after a widely-lauded (and loud) split LP with DOMKRAFT, Ascend/Descend, in 2022, they arrive as respected veterans of a global scene, consistent most of all in their evolution on a winding but sure path, building new worlds even as they destroy old ones. Unrepentantly, gloriously heavy, their live sound – the festivals read like a wishlist: Roadburn, Desertfest, Freak Valley, Psycho Las Vegas, etc. – is a physical presence in the room, genuinely consuming. And as they look ever forward in songwriting and performance, with an increasing scope and breadth bordering on the psychedelic, they are all the more unto themselves. The slow march to oblivion, put to tape. 

SLOMATICS are:
Marty – Drums / Vocals
David – Guitar
Chris – Guitar
Credits:
Album produced by Rocky O’Reilly at Start Together Studio, Belfast. 
Mastered by James Plotkin.