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Paul Brannigan

“It’s pretty messed up, chaotic. But it feels really human.” A Place To Bury Strangers announce new album Synthesizer, with circuit board packaging which fans can use to build their very own synth

A Place To Bury Strangers.

A Place To Bury Strangers have announced details of their forthcoming seventh album, Synthesizer, and in a move sure to delight fans of the New York noise-rock trio, the album's vinyl packagaing will feature a circuit board allowing purchasers to create their very own synth.

Synthesizer will be releaased on October 4, on Dedstrange, and for those seeking a taste of what's to come, the band have released new single Disgust, described as "a sonic assault fueled by frustration and raw emotion", accompanied by a video directed by BODEGA’s Ben Hozie.

“Disgust is a song I wrote that was inspired by the way I used to perform Got That Feeling, a song by my old band Skywave,” says frontman Oliver Ackermann. “There was a long riding open note on the bass that enabled me to play the whole part with my fist in the air.  I wrote this song just on open strings so it could be played with just one hand: dumb and fun.”

Of the video, Ben Hozie says, “I was trying to create a visual accompaniment to the disorienting buzzy speed of the band's grooves and bliss of their distorted overtones.”

Watch the video below:

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