Maenad Veyl “Unhealed”
Punk-inspired techno.
Veteran producer Thomas Feriero is set to release his first album as Maenad Veyl. Hosted inside a sleeve designed with Tomaso Lisca are 12 tracks made of the same contained abrasion that marked his EPs for Death & Leisure, Veyl, and Pinkman.
Feriero first ventured into electronic music in 2011 after spending his teenage years listening to Slayer and thinking of ways to never work a single day of his life. He’s since released as Avatism and CW/A and, at the beginning of 2018, after a small hiatus, he launched Maenad Veyl with a laser-sight focus inspired by the sounds of his earliest influences: hardcore punk, jungle, metal, and EBM.
The project’s debut, a split EP on Oliver Ho’s (a.k.a Broken English Club) Death & Leisure with Years of Denial, was followed by Somehow, Somewhere They Had Heard This Before on Pinkman, and then a string of releases on his newly-founded label, Veyl.
In advance of the album’s April 22 release, you can pre-order here and download “Unhealed” in full via the WeTransfer button below, or here for EU readers.
Tracklisting
01. Bleak
02. Unhealed
03. The Adversary
04. They Belonged With The Others
05. From Body To Body
06. Silent Blood
07. Twelve Regions
08. Out Of Sight
09. Heart Of A Machine
10. Solipsism And Other Comforts
11. Like A Locust
12. Permanent Disrepair