The Red Chord's brand new metal opus,
Fed Through The Teeth Machine, will be streaming in its entirety on MetalSucks.net. Swing by this Friday through Monday to listen to the album that MetalSucks.net describes as “uncompromising and self-assured” and is certain to make many best-of 2009 year-end lists. The album will be available to purchase everywhere on Tuesday, October 27th.
Fed Through The Teeth Machine track listing:
1. Demoralizer
2. Hour Of Rats
3. Hymns And Crippled Anthems
4. Embarrassment Legacy
5. Tales Of Martyrs And Disappearing Acts
6. Floating Through The Vein
7. Ingest The Ash
8. One Robot To Another
9. Mouthful Of Precious Stones
10. The Ugliest Truth
11. Face Area Solution
12. Sleepless Nights In The Compound
The Red Chord's “Hour Of Rats” on AbsolutePunk.net's free download Friday
Fans can get their hands on a FREE mp3 download this Friday over on
http://www.absolutepunk.net/. The track from
Fed Through The Teeth Machine that the band is unleashing for free is Hour Of Rats, the second track on the album. Head to
http://www.absolutepunk.net/ right away on Friday, download the track, load it onto your various mobile media devices, and rock out all weekend before picking up the album next Tuesday!
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While the heavy music scene is flooded and littered with trendy, ‘current' fusion bands that string together electronics and mosh and pretend to be as brutal as f*&^, The Red Chord aren't having any of it. The music on
Fed Through the Teeth Machine is like a hulking hammer that rips and tears at the fabric of all that is trend-driven. But
The Red Chord aren't making music for that purpose; they're just good enough to flip off trends and top the bands that perpetrate them. The Massachusetts band – which has downsized to a lean ‘n mean four-piece to counteract the bad economy function as a quartet without sacrificing any of their Rottweiler-like ferocity and tenacity - continues to focus on making extreme metal, for extreme people who want something lyrically and musically outside the box and forward thinking and don't want some assembly-line, manufactured, “of the moment” band in their lives. Put simply: If you want to have your bones reduced to dust and your brain taken out scrambled and put back in by music, then
The Red Chord are up for that task with
Fed Through the Teeth Machine.
THE RED CHORD Tour w/ Job For A Cowboy, Gwar
10/26 Buffalo, NY The Town Ballroom
10/27 So. Burlington, VT Higher Ground
10/31 Worcester, MA The Palladium
11/01 Montreal, QC Club Soda
11/02 Toronto, ON Sound Academy
11/03 Covington, KY Mad Hatter
not part of tour
11/04 Louisville, KY Expo Five
11/08 Dallas, TX The Door
11/09 Tulsa, OK Cains Ballroom
11/11 Englewood, CO Gothic Theater
11/12 Albuquerque, NM Sunshine Theatre
11/13 Tucson, AZ Rialto Theatre
11/14 Tempe, AZ Marquee Theatre
11/15 San Diego, CA House of Blues
11/16 Hollywood, CA House Of Blues
11/18 Ventura, CA Majestic Ventura Theatre
11/19 Chico, CA Senator Theatre
11/20 Sparks, NV New Oasis
11/21 Magna, UT The Great Salt Air
11/23 Pomona, CA Glasshouse
11/24 San Francisco, CA Regency Center
11/25 Bend, OR Midtown Music Hall
11/27 Portland, OR Roseland Theatre
11/28 Spokane, WA Knitting Factory
11/29 Seattle, WA The King Cat Theatre
11/30 Vancouver, BC Commodore Ballroom
12/02 Edmonton, AB Edmonton Events Centre
12/03 Calgary, AB MacEwan Hall Ballroom
12/04 Regina, SK Riddell Centre
12/05 Winnipeg, MB The Garrick Centre
12/07 Chicago, IL House Of Blues
12/09 Charlotte, NC Tremont Music Hall
12/10 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
12/11 Clifton Park, NY Northern Lights
12/12 Philadelphia, PA Electric Factory
12/13 New York, NY Irving Plaza
http://www.myspace.com/theredchord 
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