More details on Bill Leeb solo album ‘Model Kollapse’ out now
More details on Bill Leeb solo album 'Model Kollapse' out now
Out on September 13th via Metropolis Records is the first all solo album from Bill Leeb, titled “Model Kollapse”. The 11-track album “Model Kollapse” comes in two versions, a CD in digipak and a thick 16 pages booklet, and as a limited bleach effect double vinyl. The vinyl is limited to 500 copies and comes in extra heavy gatefold sleeve with seperate printed inner sleeves.
The first single “Terror Forms” features Shannon Hemmett of Actors and Leathers and will be out on July 9.
Recorded and produced in Vancouver, Toronto and Los Angeles with assistance provided by production duo Dream Bullet and long-term Front Line Assembly / Delerium cohort Rhys Fulber, plus regular mixing engineer Greg Reely.
Two tracks on the album feature Shannon and Jason from Canadian Electropop act Actors and one track has American singer-songwriter Mimi Page, who already collaborated with Bill on his Delerium project.
Tracks:
- Demons
- Exotic Matter
- Neuromotive
- Folded Hands
- Pinned Down
- Terror Forms (feat. Actors)
- Muted Obsession (feat. Actors)
- Simulation
- Infernum
- Fusion
- Erosion through Time (feat. Mimi Page)
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