Gorod

Founded in Bordeaux (France) in 1997, under the moniker GORGASM, the band finally record its debut full-length album “Neurotripsicks” in 2004 for Deadsun Records.With this CD, they cut a deal with Willowtip Records (US), who decided to re-release “Neurotripsicks” in 2005 with two brand new bonus tracks.At this same moment, the band decided to rename themselves to GOROD to avoid confusion with the Chicago death metal outfit of the same name.

Gorod's newest album is a monster of an EP. With only 5 tracks the band manages to fill it with countless new musical ideas and new takes on old songs. The album consists of a re-recorded version of 'Earth Pus', a acoustic rendition of Blackout, a cover of 'Textures' by Cynic, another acoustic rendition of 'Earth Pus', and finally the masterpiece of the album, a new song titled after the album. The band leaves some of its death metal influences in favor of a more progressive sound.

An engineer in charge of the production line of a factory in Moscow is sent to a small town to try to specify the distributor the new dimensions of a mechanic part they need. But in this town everybody seems to be crazy (a secretary who works naked, a group of people take the engineer as a rock & roll player, etc) and, in addition, this man is witness of a suicide, so he is trapped inside the town.