Industrial act 3TEETH releases its first new album in 4 years, ‘EndEx’, next Friday September 22
The L.A.-based industrial group, 3TEETH, is set to launch their new album, “EndEx”, on September 22 through Century Media.
It’s been 4 years since their last album, during which they’ve collaborated with renowned bands like Tool and Ministry. They’ve also gained attention for their covers of “Pumped Up Kicks” by Foster the People and “You Spin Me Round” by Dead or Alive, the latter featuring on the “Guns Akimbo” soundtrack.
The creation of “EndEx” saw a collaboration with Mick Gordon, the composer for DOOM, amidst the isolated landscapes of L.A.’s Joshua Tree. Moreover, many of the album’s music videos are directed by Hollywood director, Matteo Santoro, known for his work on “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” and “300”. Santoro and 3TEETH’s lead singer, Alexis Mincolla, share a childhood bond as we reported before.
From the album, early single releases include tracks like “Paralyze” (featuring Ho99o9), “Merchant of the Void”, “Slum Planet” (a commentary on unchecked consumerism harming our planet), and “Scorpion”. A recent release, “Drift”, showcases a more minimalist sound, accompanied by a video that offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the band recording their forthcoming album.
Fans can also anticipate a cover of Tears for Fears’ hit, “Everybody Wants to Rule the World”, dropping next week.
You can check the previous videos below.
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