NEWS: Drum&Bass Rockers THE QEMISTS Premiere New Track "Warrior Sound" with CraveOnline

March 02, 2016  •  Leave a Comment

 

Detroit, MI | March 2, 2016 - Following their recent signing announcement to FiXT for the North American release of their new record, ‘Warrior Sound,’ Brighton-based quintet THE QEMISTS have teamed up with CraveOnline to premiere the title-track off their new album. Producing a diverse, yet alluring sound, THE QEMISTS are drum and bass aficionados who believe their hurtling breakbeats sound best under big muscular metallic guitar riffs. The forthcoming album‘Warrior Sound’ will be out on March 4, 2016, and the title-track, “Warrior Sound” can be heard here: http://www.craveonline.com/music/961001-song-premiere-qemists-warrior-sound-pure-adrenaline

THE QEMISTS explain, Warrior Sound represents a seminal shift for us into a full five piece band and we feel it demonstrates our tapping into a new-found raw energy, in a way that makes it different to any other Qemists album. That said, we revere where we've come from with great respect. We owe it to the roots that have given us the strength to grow.”

The group’s fearless genre-mashing has already garnered them a sizable following across the globe, scoring a previous number one album in Japan and playing to audiences of over half a million people in Poland. The first single, “Run You” was featured in the worldwide trailer for Arnold Schwarzenegger’s film Terminator Genisys, and has been playlisted by UK’s Team Rock,Kerrang! RadioScuzz and more, reaching #6 on the Kerrang! Rock chart.

This March, The Qemists will join Enter Shikari on a European tour, and have landed a main support slot on Crossfaith’s upcoming UK tour. Pre-Orders for 'Warrior Sound' are available now via iTunes and the FiXT web store.

‘Warrior Sound’:

  1. Our World
  2. Jungle (feat. Hacktivist)
  3. Run You
  4. Anger (feat. Kenta Koie)
  5. New Design
  6. No More
  7. Push The Line (feat. Charlie Rhymes)
  8. We Are The Problem
  9. Let It Burn
  10. Warrior Sound
  11. No Respect (feat. Ghetts)
  12. Requiem

About THE QEMISTS: Having grown from three to five members, ‘Warrior Sound’ is The Qemists’ first album since the addition of full time frontmen Olly Simmons (formerly of cult metal band Collisions) and rapper/MC Bruno Balanta. The band has teamed up with a number of diverse artists for collaborative features on ‘Warrior Sound,’including Hacktivist on the brilliant up-tempo “Jungle,” Japanese metallers Crossfaith, whose singer Kenta Koie is featured on “Anger,” and UK grime MC Ghetts on “No Respect.”

The Qemists - Dan Arnold, Bruno Balanta, Liam Black, Leon Harris and Olly Simmons - are a real live tour de force. Proof of this has been seen on recent tours with Korn and Enter Shikari, one off shows with the likes of Skindred, and stand-out festival performances at Download, Breakout, and Butserfest. The band are now primed and ready to unleash their latest album, Warrior Sound, which binds their respective influences and styles together naturally into one progressively cohesive and solid sound. In short, The Qemists have finally arrived.

About FIXT: FiXT, the brainchild of Klayton, the internationally-renowned artist/producer Celldweller, is a forward thinking independent record label serving a group of world-class electronic, alternative, and hybrid artists. The FiXT label roster includes: The Algorithm, Blue Stahli, Celldweller, Circle of Dust, I Will Never Be The Same, The Qemists, Richy Nix, Scandroid, SeamlessR and Voicians.

 

THE QEMISTS Socials/Links:

http://www.theqemists.com

http://www.facebook.com/theqemists

http://www.twitter.com/theqemists


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