EKTOMORF Covers METALLICA's 'Hardwired'

September 24, 2018

Hungarian metallers EKTOMORF will release a brand new two-track digital single in October. The single, which was recorded in one day in early September at No Silence Studio in Hungary, will feature a new EKTOMORF song as well as a cover version of METALLICA's "Hardwired".

Video footage from the studio sessions can be seen below.

EKTOMORF's latest album, "Fury", came out in February via AFM. The effort marked the band's first release since the departures of Tamás Schrottner (guitar),Szabolcs Murvai (bass) and Róbert Jaksa (drums) and addition of Simon Szebasztián, Csaba Zahorán and Dániel Szabó, respectively.

EKTOMORF was founded in 1993 in Mezökovacsháza, Hungary by Zoltán "Zoli" Farkas. The band's breakthrough came when EKTOMORF started its collaboration with Danish producer Tue Madsen in 2003. Madsen helped the group to find a modern and powerful sound that EKTOMORF has expanded upon since the release of 2004's "Destroy".

Last week Friday we spent some time in the No silence Studio in Hungary and recorded two songs in one day ,
One brand new Ektomorf song and a Metallica Cover , this Two track Will be released still this year
In October only digital!
Details of the release date coming soon !
Here is a video of the one day Recording sessions !
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Posted by Ektomorf on Sunday, September 9, 2018

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