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Psychosomatic announces October 2023 US Tour

by newseditor
August 28, 2023
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Psychosomatic US Tour 2023 posterLong-running Sacramento, California thrash metal crew Psychosomatic announces their first East Coast US Tour dates in years as they prepare to launch Escaping The Prison Tour 2023 in October 2023.

The upcoming trek marks Psychosomatic’s first tour since the release of their crushing seventh LP, “The Inevitable Prison”, which saw release through Nefarious Industries at the height of the pandemic lockdowns to rave reviews but no touring

Escaping The Prison Tour 2023 runs from October 5th through 14th with shows in Atlantic City, Brooklyn, Boston, Cape Cod, Providence, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chesapeake, Richmond, and Raleigh.

The band will be joined throughout the run by Chicago-based grinding hardcore outfit and Nefarious Industries labelmates Nequient, as well as Boston thrash metal act Black Mass. See the confirmed routing below.

US Tour Dates 2023:
10/05/2023 Anchor Rock Club – Atlantic City, NJ*
10/06/2023 Bootleg Bar – Brooklyn, NY**
10/07/2023 O’Brien’s Pub – Boston, MA**
10/08/2023 Arcade Bar – Cape Cod, MA**
10/09/2023 Dusk – Providence, RI#
10/10/2023 Kung Fu Necktie – Philadelphia, PA#
10/11/2023 The Depot – Baltimore, MD#
10/12/2023 RiffHouse Pub – Chesapeake, VA#
10/13/2023 Bandito’s – Richmond, VA#
10/14/2023 Chapel of Bones – Raleigh, NC#
* (w/ Black Mass)
** (w/ Nequient, Black Mass)
# (w/ Nequient)

Psychosomatic is working on their eighth LP for release in 2024. In the meantime, multiple earlier and out of print titles are in the process of being reissued through Nefarious Industries in the months ahead. Stand by for further updates to post over the weeks ahead.

Psychosomatic has released seven studio albums, two EPs, and more since their inception in 1988, during the California thrash metal overthrow. With more than three decades of touring the US and Canada under their belt, the band has played over a thousand shows canvasing the North American tapestry with the likes of Exodus, Vio-lence, Death Angel, M.O.D., Havok, D.R.I., Fear, Possessed, Arsis, Warbringer, Exmortus, Black Breath, Ghoul, Possessed, Phobia, The Accused, Eat The Turnbuckle, Hammer Fight, Deathwish, Wartorn, Dr. Know, Verbal Abuse, Attitude Adjustment, Hirax, and countless others.

Unloading twelve tracks of classic thrash/crossover shred, Psychosomatic’s “The Invisible Prison” was produced, engineered, and mixed by David Sanchez of Havok at Riffs Or Die Recordings, and mastered by Mark Lewis (Chimaira, Trivium, The Black Dahlia Murder) at MRL Studios. The record is completed with art by the band’s founding bassist/vocalist Jeff Salgado, coloring by Vincent Pizarro, layout by Greg Meisenberg, and photography by Michael Alvarez, and includes a cover of “Serial Killer” by Vio-lence.

Find “The Inevitable Prison” on LP, CD, CS, and digital formats including merch bundles alongside several videos from the album and more at Nefarious Industries here.

Weblinks:
www.facebook.com/officialpsychosomatic
www.instagram.com/psychosomatic_band

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