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\nCandlelight Records today confirms September 18 as the North America release date for The Cursed Remain Cursed<\/em>, the new album from New York\u2019s VISION OF DISORDER. Teaming with producer Will Putney (Shadows Fall, Suicide Silence) and mixer Cameron Webb (Motorhead, Social Distortion), The Cursed Remain Cursed features eleven new songs, including the album\u2019s lead single \u201cLoveless.\u201d It is the first new recording by the band in over ten years.
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\n“We feel we accomplished a very unique, vicious and exciting record without compromising the VOD brand of hardcore,\u201d says guitarist Mike Kennedy. “The Cursed Remain Cursed sounds like nothing we’ve ever done.” Vocalist Tim Williams adds, \u201cthe songs are raw, real and from the heart.”
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\nInnovative and widely-admired, VISION OF DISORDER pioneered the collision between hardcore and metal. Since their formation in 1992, VISION OF DISORDER has sold over 250,000 albums in the United States. \u201cWhen it comes to 90\u2019s hardcore bands who were years (if not a decade) ahead of the curve, predating a whole generation of bands who took their style and ran with it, and never got the credit they deserved for it, VOD is right up there,\u201d says Sergeant D from Metal Sucks. Lambgoat editor Alex Arnold notes, \u201cwhen I discovered VISION OF DISORDER in 1997, it was a true revelation. For me, they were the perfect combination of heaviness, technicality, and melody. Both their self-titled album and Imprint are among my all-time favorites, and they’ve yet to put out a release that I haven’t thoroughly enjoyed. If I was making an official compilation for all of the young, up-and-coming hardcore kids out there, VOD would be featured prominently.\u201d Shai Hulud guitarist Matt Fox adds, \u201cthere is clearly an inherent musical groove rooted within the fiber of the Long Island underground. I’m convinced VISION OF DISORDER rooted it.\u201d
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\nVISION OF DISORDER recently performed at the CBGB\u2019s Music Festival in New York City. The band participated in the 3-day event that included live music and film events at over 30 venues throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn. Williams says, \u201cit was a great honor to be a part of the 2012 CBGB music festival. We were very happy to be asked to take part in such an iconic show. If you had told us this was going to happen back in 1994 we would have never believed it. As for the set, it was everything you would expect from a NYC hardcore show. It was packed, hot, and with no barricade the kids were flying all over the place. The crowd was singing along and the new song went over well.\u201d
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\nUpcoming VISION OF DISORDER live dates include:<\/p>\n
9\/14\/2012 The Underworld – London, UK<\/p>\n
9\/15\/2012 Mojo Live – Mancheste, UK<\/p>\n
10\/19\/12 Club Revolution – Long Island, NY<\/p>\n