Ordinary Brainwash ? new album out on Monday
As previously announced, Metal Mind Productions will release the third studio album by Ordinary Brainwash. The album entitled ?ME 2.0? will be out on June 4th in Europe and July, 10th in USA (via MVD). On the day of the European release another track from this album will be revealed on Metal Mind Productions? official Soundcloud and YouTube profiles. In the meantime, you can still listen to ?Outdated?, the first track promoting the album, which is available in THIS location.
Ordinary Brainwash is a post-prog mixture of beautiful melodies, original lyrics and startling compositions which should appeal to fans of such bands as Porcupine Tree, No-Man, Chroma Key or Gazpacho. Unlike the albums of the aforementioned bands, the album ?Me 2.0? was written and performed by one man only. The man behind this project is Rafal Zak, a 23-year-old student of the prestigious Warsaw School of Economics. He is a composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist who expresses himself by translating his mind's creative flow into the music he composes. Ordinary Brainwash had its official debut during Piotr Kaczkowski's Minimax radio show in March 2008. The debut album entitled ?Disorder in My Head? was released in December 2009 via Lynx Music. Within less than a year from the release of his debut album, Ordinary Brainwash came back in October 2010with its successor - "Labeled Out Loud". The main topic of the album is the international pop star phenomenon. It also treats about the tag-based culture of describing things and about societies lacking the ability to verify the information they are fed by mass media. Over the last few months, Ordinary Brainwash worked hard on a brand new concept album entitled "ME 2.0".
Ordinary Brainwash - ME 2.0
Label: Metal Mind Records
Cat. No.: MMP CD 0706 DG
Barcode: 5907785037533
Format: CD DG
Genre: post-progressive / alternative rock
Release date: 04.06.2012 Europe / 10.07.2012 USA
Tracklist:
1. Outdated
2. Me 2.0
3. Unbirthday
4. Stay Foolish
5. Don't Look Back
6. Homesick
7. Critical Error
8. Something New