SPIRIT ADRIFT Streams “Sorcerer’s Destiny,” Proclaims Album Feat. TYPE O NEGATIVE & METALLICA Covers

Spirit Adrift has introduced their new report 20 Centuries Gone for August 19. 20 Centuries Gone options two unique songs, together with the under “Sorcerer’s Destiny” single, in addition to covers of basic bands like Sort O Destructive, Pantera, and Metallica. And whereas the covers are lots cool, this new “Sorcerer’s Destiny” tune whips a really substantial quantity of ass. I imply critically, simply strive to not bang your head because it performs and see how far you get.

“I all the time thought it might be a cool expertise to report some songs by bands which might be foundational to the DNA of Spirit Adrift,” mentioned Spirit Adrift mastermind Nate Garrett. “These decisions are apparent and on the nostril to me, however possibly sudden to the followers. That made the entire thing quite a lot of enjoyable. A band like Lynyrd Skynyrd may not be the very first thing you consider when contemplating Spirit Adrift‘s influences, so the duty for me grew to become determining find out how to honor these nice songs, however within the distinct Spirit Adrift fashion.

“To make the entire thing much more particular, I channeled these influences and wrote a few new songs to kick issues off. There is a lyric in ‘Sorcerer’s Destiny’ that mentions ‘previous and future each aligned,’ and that grew to become the idea right here. The entire thing is offered in reverse chronological order. That approach, you get a way of the place Spirit Adrift is headed, however you are additionally taken on a journey again in time by means of our most basic influences. Hope y’all take pleasure in it!”

20 Centuries Gone options art work by Brian Mercer (Lamb of God, Excessive on Fireplace, Mastodon), and was blended by Zeuss (Overkill, Crowbar, Municipal Waste), Try “Sorcerer’s Destiny” and the previously-released cowl of Pantera‘s “Hole” under. 20 Centuries Gone runs as follows.

1. “Sorcerer’s Destiny”
2. “Mass Formation Psychosis”
3. “The whole lot Dies” (Sort O Destructive)
4. “Hole” (Pantera)
5. “Escape” (Metallica)
6. “Ready for an Alibi” (Skinny Lizzy)
7. “Nasty Canines and Funky Kings” (ZZ Prime)
8. “Poison Whiskey” (Lynyrd Skynyrd)