PSYCROPTIC: Jason Peppiatt talks The Pulse Of Annihilation, Dual Vocals & Necrosonic Festival
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The Everblack Podcast caught up with Jason Peppiatt from Psycroptic to talk about the band's crushing new album The Pulse Of Annihilation, its heavier and more cinematic direction, working with Jason Keyser on the record, the creative process with Joe Haley, upcoming Australian and Japanese tour dates, Necrosonic Festival, and plenty more.
The Pulse Of Annihilation is out now via Metal Blade Records order here: https://www.metalblade.com/psycroptic/
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