HUMANOID: AUGURY guitarist’s solo project

[Richter]

Panoptic Records, a new division of the Disconcert Music Company, is proud to announce that the release of Humanoid’s debut album, "Remembering Universe", is scheduled for February 12th 2008 in stores.

The album is available for purchase now on Humanoid’s myspace, along with two new songs, at this location.

Humanoid, AUGURY guitarist Mathieu Marcotte’s instrumental solo project, is an acoustic-space-metal concept with varied influences such as CYNIC, PINK FLOYD as well as OPETH and features guest appearances by Forest (AUGURY, QUO VADIS, ATHERETIC) on fretless bass, ChaotH (UNEXPECT) on bass and Tommy Mckinnon (NEURAXIS) on drums and percussions.

The cover artwork is an original painting from Martin Lacroix (VENGEFUL, SPASME) and inner illustrations are from Michel "Away" Langevin (VOIVOD).

"Remembering Universe" tracklisting:

01. The Quest Begins
02. Passages part.1 (Eidetic Memory)
03. Passages part.2 (Leaving)
04. Consciousness Of The Universe
05. Navigating Toward An Unknown Region
06. Unearth Treasures
07. Lunar Nostalgia
08. Passages part.3 (Exoplanet)
09. Passages part.4 (Forms)
10. Visions Made Of Glass
11. Fragment

 

[genocide roach]

ive been waiting for this. now i just need a new augury record
~gR~

 

[tagradh]

ive been waiting for this. now i just need a new augury record
~gR~

As good as the Humanoid stuff is, I'd much rather new Augury was here nooooooooow.

 

[Belligerent]

New Augury is going to own. Cannot wait...Although Humanoid sounds pretty good so far.

 

[Gold]

humanoid has a really nice atmosphere to it

when is the new augury supposed to be coming out?

 

[genocide roach]

unknown. but they started recording in november. so it cant be too far off
~gR~

 

[LivingCadaver]

Augury said they'll release their album next fall. Or was this Fuck the Facts? I can't recall. Either way it should be there before next winter

For Humanois, it's sound good but that space metal music isn't for me. It's like nothing is going on there. I'd rather listen to slow doom instead.