Fact Pattern launches brand new industrial metal single ‘Incompatible’
Fact Pattern
Out now via the Oklahoma City-based label Re:Mission Entertainment is “Incompatible”, a brand new single / video by the Los Angeles-based industrial metal act Fact Pattern.
The track is about unhealthy coping mechanisms in the form of religion and other spiritual practices. The band adds: “Written from a place of frustration and a desire to make people face hard truths, the intent here is simply to state that your beliefs are just beliefs. And they are incompatible with every natural law of the known universe.”
Fact Pattern are Ian Flux, Jack Lowd and Corey Hirsch. The single was written by Ian Flux, produced by Fact Pattern and mixed by Ian Flux with mastering by Jeff Mortimer. The artwork was created by Sam Franco.
You can download the single below.
About Fact Pattern
Fact Pattern is a Los Angeles-based industrial metal band formed in the early 2010s by Ian Flux. The band has undergone several iterations, evolving into a solid trio that includes Flux (vocals, guitars, keys, programming), Jack Lowd (bass, vocals), and Corey Hirsch (drums). Their music blends influences from bands like Nine Inch Nails, Skinny Puppy, and Type O Negative, featuring heavy guitars, rhythmic drumming, and metallic samples.
The band debuted with their 2017 EP “Structures” and followed up with their first full-length album, “Fallen Language”, in 2019.
Fact Pattern has released several singles, including “My Guard Down” and “A Form to Be”. Their recent works include the single “Never Bleed” and the EP “From Where You’re Hiding”.
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