Fit for an Autopsy - Oh What the Future Holds [Brown & Dark Green Splatter]

Fit for an Autopsy - Oh What the Future Holds [Brown & Dark Green Splatter]Survival depends on evolution. As conditions change and tides turn, we must change with them in order to stay one step ahead of the coming challenges. It's clear that Fit for an Autopsy have embraced that mantra as they continue to perpetually evolve with each subsequent body of work. Not just blurring, but eradicating the lines between technical metal virtuosity, death metal menace, hardcore intensity, melodic insidiousness, and abstract approaches,

and cinematic flourishes

" and "Fields" compare the growth and loss inherent in human life with the changing of the seasons and the life cycles of the universe

and James Dearden’s - son of the film's director - personal insight into the making of this British Empire epic

manic in it's fuzz-fried fugues

"In the Dark" came together in 2020 after urging from close friends and producer Billy Mannino (Bigger Better Sun

Extreme attention to detail has been paid to getting these right in every conceivable way

The production team included Pink Floyd stalwarts such as producer Bob Ezrin

Since signing a record deal at the tender age of 16

was also recording some drumtracks for the debut album in the studio beside L

that time is now

David Liebman

180-gram vinyl Deluxe packaged with a gatefold