Suffer For Nothing CD
THE NEW FULL-LENGTH STUDIO RELEASE OF BRUTAL, HOOK-LADEN US DEATH METAL DEVASTATION AS MORTA SKULD MARK 30 YEARS OF EXISTENCE.
Among the earlier breed of acts to arise from the iconic & seminal US death metal scene, Morta Skuld formed in Milwaukee in 1990, going on to release three albums with Peaceville Records in the early-mid 1990's, commencing with 1993’s now cult classic ‘Dying Remains’. In 2017, the band - led by founder & guitarist/vocalist David Gregor - returned to Peaceville for their first studio album in 20 years, the brutal opus 'Wounds Deeper Than Time', further cementing Morta Skuld’s legacy among the pantheon of American genre greats.
‘Suffer For Nothing’, the band’s sixth studio opus to date, twists the carnage up to whole new levels with a fresh serving of pulverising death metal excellence. With flawless execution & crushing production from Belle City Sound, the quartet brutalise the senses with razorsharp riffing and insane solos. This is no-nonsense high calibre death metal, showing that the old guard are still among the strongest, coinciding with the band’s 30th anniversary, as the band also aims to play shows in Europe and the US in support of the release, when possible.
The first single to be released from ‘Suffer For Nothing’ will be the opener “Extreme Tolerance”, David Gregor explains “The idea for behind this track was that we are living in a different world these days, and a lot of things that we used to embrace are no longer around. Compassion for others is getting harder to come by in every area of our lives And the fact that many of us are bullied in every area of our lives, whether it be work or online or in person we must be more sensitive than we ever have had to be before". The cover painting appears courtesy of renowned artist SV Bell (Rotting Christ, Amorphis).
Tracklisting:
1 Extreme Tolerance [03:49]
2 Abyss Of The Mind [04:02]
3 Dead Weight [03:23]
4 Divide The Soulless[04:29]
5 The Face I Hate [05:00]
6 Forbidden (instrumental) [01:37]
7 Godlike Shell [02:59]
8 Suffer For Nothing [04:09]
9 Facing Mortality [04:21]
10 Machines Of Hate [05:53]
Among the earlier breed of acts to arise from the iconic & seminal US death metal scene, Morta Skuld formed in Milwaukee in 1990, going on to release three albums with Peaceville Records in the early-mid 1990's, commencing with 1993’s now cult classic ‘Dying Remains’. In 2017, the band - led by founder & guitarist/vocalist David Gregor - returned to Peaceville for their first studio album in 20 years, the brutal opus 'Wounds Deeper Than Time', further cementing Morta Skuld’s legacy among the pantheon of American genre greats.
‘Suffer For Nothing’, the band’s sixth studio opus to date, twists the carnage up to whole new levels with a fresh serving of pulverising death metal excellence. With flawless execution & crushing production from Belle City Sound, the quartet brutalise the senses with razorsharp riffing and insane solos. This is no-nonsense high calibre death metal, showing that the old guard are still among the strongest, coinciding with the band’s 30th anniversary, as the band also aims to play shows in Europe and the US in support of the release, when possible.
The first single to be released from ‘Suffer For Nothing’ will be the opener “Extreme Tolerance”, David Gregor explains “The idea for behind this track was that we are living in a different world these days, and a lot of things that we used to embrace are no longer around. Compassion for others is getting harder to come by in every area of our lives And the fact that many of us are bullied in every area of our lives, whether it be work or online or in person we must be more sensitive than we ever have had to be before". The cover painting appears courtesy of renowned artist SV Bell (Rotting Christ, Amorphis).
Tracklisting:
1 Extreme Tolerance [03:49]
2 Abyss Of The Mind [04:02]
3 Dead Weight [03:23]
4 Divide The Soulless[04:29]
5 The Face I Hate [05:00]
6 Forbidden (instrumental) [01:37]
7 Godlike Shell [02:59]
8 Suffer For Nothing [04:09]
9 Facing Mortality [04:21]
10 Machines Of Hate [05:53]
