Last month, electronic noise outfit HEALTH announced their first album in four years, VOL. 4 :: SLAVES OF FEAR. The record is described as the band’s “heaviest, most genre-obliterating album” and is due out Feb. 8, 2019 via Loma Vista Recordings. Today, they’ve shared the second single off the album, “Strange Days (1999),” a hypnotically heavy industrial track via a video of a copy machine continuously printing a missing person flyer featuring the same phone number that appeared in the video for lead single “Slaves of Fear" - (213) 259-3841. Turns out, the number directly connects you to the band (seriously!).
VOL. 4 :: SLAVES OF FEAR follows 2015’s Death Magic and was produced by frequent collaborator Lars Stalfors (St. Vincent, Lil Peep). HEALTH will tour extensively behind the new album, with a stop in Seattle on Sunday, April 14 at Neumos.
Listen to “Strange Days (1999)” below.
They've also shared the lead single "SLAVES OF FEAR"
Los Angeles noise rock trio HEALTH have debuted a new song that features vocals from Soccer Mommy (aka Sophie Allison) and production from Purity Ring’s Corin Roddick.
HEALTH's new record Death Magic has a pretty significant lead up to it. After working on a third album for some time, the band got an opportunity to work on the soundtrack for Rockstar's Max Payne 3, which they knocked out of the park in every plausible way. The extra time focused on production and…
