Havok Announce New Album 'V'.
Colorado-based thrashers Havok are back! After a whirlwind yet rewarding cycle for 2017’s “Conformicide” effort, the high-octane outfit have emerged from the studio victorious with their new album, “V”. Engineered, mixed, mastered by Mark Lewis (Cannibal Corpse, The Black Dahlia Murder, etc.) and showcasing stunning artwork – as can be seen above – by Eliran Kantor (Testament, Hatebreed, etc.), “V” will be released worldwide on May 1st, 2020 via Century Media Records.
Havok’s guitarist/vocalist David Sanchez checked in to comment about “V” as follows:
"A lot of experimentation went into the writing and recording of “V”. The album offers the same intensity that we’re known for, but with a few twists that may surprise people. The music is dense with lots of different intertwining parts and we’re beyond excited to release our best-sounding record to date."
Havok are also pleased to present their newest band-member addition in bass-player Brandon Bruce, who debuts on “V” and checked in with the following comment:
"I am really excited about this record and to be playing bass with Havok. We really focused on structure and songwriting while maintaining the heavy riffs and brutal music the band is known for. I’m proud of how it turned out and can’t wait for everyone to hear it."
Further details about “V”, its release formats, a first single as well as the start of the pre-sale will be revealed later this month, so stay tuned!
Upon release, Havok’s latest album “Conformicide” entered the official sales charts as follows: Germany (Top 100 Charts): # 94, Belgium (Flemish Charts): # 124, USA (Billboard Charts): # 67 Billboard Top Current Albums, # 4 Billboard Heatseekers, # 4 Billboard Current Hard Music, # 5 Billboard Top Hard Music, # 23 Billboard Rock.
Havok toured restlessly across the globe with the likes of Killswitch Engage, Anthrax, Suicidal Tendencies, Overkill, Crowbar, Darkest Hour, Warbringer and many more in support of “Conformicide”, an album that Metal Injection described as : “likely to be remembered as a modern thrash classic.”
