Phil Anselmo's Superjoint Streams New Song
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(Metal Hammer) Phil Anselmo's Superjoint have made new track Sociopathic Herd Delusion available to stream. The song is taken from the Phil Anselmo-led band's upcoming third album Caught Up In The Gears Of Application, due for release on November 11 via Anselmo's own label Housecore Records. Superjoint were previously known as Superjoint Ritual and switched to the shorter name for unspecified legal reasons. On the theme of the album, former Pantera frontman Anselmo says: "The overall theme means many things, or no things, but there is an underlying message regardless, about how modern technology - computers and all that comes with them, mainly - has affected our lives. "As a musician, it has affected my life both negatively, with music being stolen, and positively - being in touch with fellow musicians around the world and staying visible. "But when looking at the broader spectrum, computer-land has given everyday people a platform in which to bellow like carnival barkers about anything and everything, humdrum or political, whether qualified or not, some with good intentions, some with disingenuous intentions, and some with ideas that lay somewhere in the middle, creating a mishmash of results." Read more and stream the song here. Metal Hammer is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. advertisement |
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