Psyopus Plot Next CD

04/04/06
. (Metal Blade) Psyopus will enter Watchmen Studios in Lockport , NY on June 24th with Doug White to begin recording their next album for Metal Blade Records. Titled "Our Puzzling Encounters Considered," the album will feature new drummer Jo n Cole (a Boston native) and will likely consist of twelve tracks. There's been talk of doing a totally outlandish Psyopus EP on BMA again at some point featuring ridiculous camp fire songs, lounge music and all sorts of cracked out tech-grind, but that most likely won't be for a long time. In the meantime, check out of webstore for some new Psyopus merch. [see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story

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