This Friday November 28, Australian prog metal masters Dyssidia will release their long-awaited new album ‘Deeper Wells Of Meaning’ via Wild Thing Records.
The Everblack Podcast spoke to Corey Davis from DYSSIDIA about their upcoming album Deeper Wells of Meaning, the five-year writing process behind it, the album’s artwork by Adam Burke, the collaboration with shamisen artist Noriko Tadano, and working with Sam Vallen on mixing and co-production.
He also talks about opening for Opeth, DYSSIDIA’s upcoming Adelaide album launch on December 13, and the status of the new record from his other band, Freedom of Fear.
Watch/listen to the interview here:
Dyssidia have carved a distinct mark on global progressive metal with their commanding blend of technical precision, theatrical depth and emotional intensity.
From their spearheading trilogy of influential EPs within an exploding Australian prog scene beginning with 2013’s Quiet Waters to their ambitious debut album, 2020’s Costly Signals the Adelaideans evolved into a respected powerhouse icon of Australian prog metal, in the wake of inspiring countless acts with their avant-garde approach to the genre.
Their proven pedigree is mirrored by who they’ve shared stages with; Opeth, TesseracT, Leprous, Between The Buried And Me, Voyager, Caligula’s Horse, and SikTh, to name a few.
Now after 5 long years, Dyssidia unveil their most immersive and expansive work yet, their second full length album, ‘Deeper Wells of Meaning’. Co-produced and mixed by Sam Vallen (Caligula’s Horse) and mastered by V. Santura (Obscura), the upcoming album dives deeper into the band’s core a unique combination of weaving, crushing intricacy and raw vulnerability into a singular, immersive experience.
Deeper Wells Of Meaning will be released on November 28 via Wild Thing Records.
Pre orders are available now
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