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Fear Factory Book Dates With Soilwork, Will Play Demanufacture In Full Nightly

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Fear Factory has announced a headline run of USA  tour dates with direct support coming from Nuclear Blast label mates Soilwork. Better still, Fear Factory will play their ground-breaking 1995 album Demanufacture (Roadrunner) in full, on each date of the tour. They will also play their other hits as they continue to support 2015s Genexus album. Demanufacture was a landmark of 90s metal, with many hallmark features that have been emulated ever since across several sub-genres. All confirmed tour dates are below, with more TBA.

Guitarist and co-founder of Fear Factory Dino Cazares remarked:

“To me this album sounds not one day older today than it did in 1995,” stated guitarist Dino Cazares, “It’s a metal classic for the ages and I’m excited that we are finally going to be able to perform it live in its entirety + songs from Genexus. Play fearlessly.”

 

Fear Factory, photo credit by Stephanie Cabral

Fear Factory, photo credit by Stephanie Cabral

Fear Factory “Demanufacture Anniversary Tour”, with Soilwork

Mar 22: Sunshine Theater- Albuquerque, NM

Mar 24: Fitzgerald’s Bar & Live Music- San Antonio, TX

Mar 25: Trees – Dallas, TX

Mar 26: Scout Bar- Houston, TX

Apr 02: Rock Shop- Fayetteville, NC

Apr 03: Norva- Norfolk, VA

Apr 05: Rams Head- Baltimore, MD

Apr 06: Gramercy- New York, NY

Apr 09: Palladium- Worcester, MA

Apr 12: Altar Bar- Pittsburgh, PA

Apr 14: Agora -Cleveland, OH

Apr 15: Machine Shop – Flint, MI

Apr 19: Concord- Chicago, IL

Apr 20: Q and Z Expo Center- Ringle, WI

Apr 21: The Rave- Milwaukee, WI

Apr 24: Summit- Denver, CO

Apr 27: Hitt Event Center- Idaho Falls, ID

May 07: Fonda – Los Angeles, CA

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On The Road… with Coal Chamber And Fear Factory

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One of the more interesting bills this summer of tours in the US is the co-headline tour from Coal Chamber and Fear Factory. Both names recall a simpler time when pants were baggy, fishnet sleeves were cool on guys, and even venerable old groups were “getting jiggy wit it” to Nu-Metal. Coal Chamber of course started around the same time as Korn and Deftones in California, to spur the “Nu” tide and bring their gothy spin to the Ozzfest crowd (Sharon Osborne managed them for a spell too). Fear Factory of course is the pioneering industrial metal band who paved the way for many and also mixed in the style du-jour with their own back then. So it’s not that big a shock that in 2015 with one band already touring behind a comeback album (Rivals by CC dropped in the spring from Napalm) and another about to launch a new album, these bands would team-up like Marvel. Coal Chamber always puts on a fun show live and played a mix of hits and newer tracks. Led by fireplug Dez Fafara, they gave the fans what they wanted: nostalgia. Fear Factory, on the cusp of releasing Genexus (Nuclear Blast) this summer, kept it tight on old jams and one new one, ‘Soul Hacker’. Joining them for a few early dates was Devil You Know, who are working on a new album too. Rockers like Saint Ridley and Madlife (not pictured) are setting the table for this tour too, so get to the club early. Shot here on the first night of the tour at the Rialto Theater, in Tuscon AZ, Melina Dellamarggio of Melina D Photography brings you all the action you missed as if you were there.

Coal Chamber, by Melina D Photography

Coal Chamber, by Melina D Photography

Coal Chamber, by Melina D Photography

Coal Chamber, by Melina D Photography

 

Coal Chamber, by Melina D Photography

Coal Chamber, by Melina D Photography

Fear Factory, by Melina D Photography

Fear Factory, by Melina D Photography

Fear Factory, by Melina D Photography

Fear Factory, by Melina D Photography

Devil You Know, by Melina D. Photography

Devil You Know, by Melina D. Photography

Saint Ridley, by Melina D Photography

Saint Ridley, by Melina D Photography

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Audio: Fear Factory Release New Song- Protomech

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Industrial metal pioneers Fear Factory have debuted a new song today, ‘Protomech’, from their upcoming new album Genexus, due for release on August 7th (Nuclear Blast). You can hear ‘Protomech’ at Rolling Stone’s website at this link or below:

 

Fear Factory Genexus album cover 2015

Genexus track listing

1. Autonomous Combat System
2. Anodized
3. Dielectric
4. Soul Hacker
5. Protomech
6. Genexus
7. Church Of Execution
8. Regenerate
9. Battle For Utopia
10. Expiration Date


Limited Digipak Bonus Tracks:

11. Mandatory Sacrifice (Genexus Remix)

12, Enhanced Reality

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Pre-order Genexus digitally or in various bundles from http://nblast.de/FFGenexus.

 


Fear Factory Launch Trailer For Genexus, Album Pre-Orders Now Live

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Photo Credit: Kevin Estrada

Photo Credit: Kevin Estrada

Fear Factory, who have previously announced new album Genexus is releasing from Nuclear Blast Entertainment on August 7th, have released an album trailer today. The trailer includes a snippet of a new single, ‘Protomech’. Watch it at this link or below:

Fear Factory Genexus album cover 2015

Genexus track listing

1. Autonomous Combat System
2. Anodized
3. Dielectric
4. Soul Hacker
5. Protomech
6. Genexus
7. Church Of Execution
8. Regenerate
9. Battle For Utopia
10. Expiration Date


Limited Digipak Bonus Tracks:

11. Mandatory Sacrifice (Genexus Remix)

12, Enhanced Reality

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Pre-order Genexus digitally or in various bundles from http://nblast.de/FFGenexus.


Fear Factory Unveil Artwork and Track Listing for Genexus

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After announcing their next album Genexus due this summer from Nuclear Blast Entertainment, Fear Factory has revealed new album artwork, a full track listing and the concept of the album. Vocalist Burton C. Bell reports on the theme:

 

“The word genexus is a hybrid of two words; genesis and nexus. This word describes the next transition in human evolution as man moves forward to a ‘mechanical’ state of being. Ray Kurzweil predicts that the singularity will occur around 2045. Genexus is the term for that next evolutionary process. Where humans are machines, machines are human, and the differences are oblivious to the naked eye.”

“This album is a record of thought patterns, psychology and struggles of the Genexus generation. The cognitive machine has arrived, and it wants autonomy from the industry that created it. This machine struggles, like every other human has throughout the course of history. This is the story of every one of us.”

 

Photo Credit: Kevin Estrada

Photo Credit: Kevin Estrada


Genexus track list:
1. Autonomous Combat System

2. Anodized

3. Dielectric

4. Soul Hacker

5. Protomech

6. Genexus

7. Church Of Execution

8. Regenerate

9. Battle For Utopia

10. Expiration Date

Limited Digipak Bonus Tracks:

11. Mandatory Sacrifice (Genexus Remix)

12. Enhanced Reality

As previously reported Fear Facotry will be on tour this summer with Coal Chamber


COAL CHAMBER, FEAR FACTORY, JASTA, DEVIL YOU KNOW, SAINT RIDLEY, MADLIFE
Jul 24: Rialto Theatre – Tucson, AZ (with Devil You Know)
Jul 25: Sunshine Theater – Albuquerque, NM (with Devil You Know)
Jul 26: Tricky Falls – El Paso, TX (with Devil You Know)
Jul 28: Alamo City Music Hall – San Antonio, TX (with Jasta)
Jul 29: Gas Monkey – Dallas, TX (with Jasta)
Jul 30: Granada – Lawrence, KS (with Jasta)
Jul 31: Pop’s – Sauget, IL (with Jasta)
Aug 01: Bogart’s – Cincinnati, OH (with Jasta)
Aug 02: Track 29 – Chattanooga, TN (with Jasta)
Aug 03: The Orange Peel – Asheville, NC (with Jasta)
Aug 04: Music Farm – Columbia, SC (with Jasta)
Aug 06: Concord Music Hall – Chicago, IL (with Jasta)
Aug 08: Water Street Music Hall – Rochester, NY (with Jasta)
Aug 10: London Music Hall – London, ON (with Jasta)
Aug 11: Irving Plaza – New York, NY (with Jasta)
Aug 12: The Chance – Poughkeepsie, NY (with Jasta)
Aug 15: Underground Arts – Philadelphia, PA (with Devil You Know)
Aug 16: Agora – Cleveland, OH (with Devil You Know)
Aug 18: Bourbon Theatre – Lincoln, NE (with Devil You Know)
Aug 19: The Summit Music Hall – Denver, CO (with Devil You Know)
Aug 20: The Complex – Salt Lake City, UT (with Devil You Know)
Aug 21: Brooklyn Bowl – Las Vegas, NV (with Devil You Know)
Aug 22: The Observatory – Santa Ana, CA (with Devil You Know)