Copenhagen progressive grind quartet PISS VORTEX is back with a new EP titled Future Cancer, set to hit in April through their cohorts at Indisciplinarian. As an early bonus, the horde unloads the EP’s first single, “Den Moderne Mands L?nke,” through a premiere at Decibel Magazine. Since their shattering self-titled 2014 debut LP, PISS VORTEX has been touring as well as playing local shows with the likes of Brutal Truth, Retox, Mutoid Man and Today Is The Day, and more, and even laying waste to Roskilde Festival with a crushing performance in 2015. While these shows have proven the band as one of the most explosive and exciting extreme new music acts at home and abroad, the quartet has been mocking boundaries in the rehearsal room writing material for the new EP. Produced once again by Jakob Reichert Nielsen (Town Portal, Lack), the six songs of Future Cancer were recorded live in the studio over two days, displaying a clear progression of a band falling into place just to dissolve into the next experiment without fear or nothing to prove. They have already created their own game and it shows. Heavier. Grimmer. Faster. Slower. More galvanizing in its extreme shape and expression, more challenging in its intuitive progressiveness, more mind-bending in its emphasis of spaced out psychedelica and finally more just more overall fucked up than ever. This is PISS VORTEX’ Future Cancer.
