Mixed by Scott Evans (Kowloon Walled City, Town Portal, Great Falls) at Antisleep Audio and mastered by Carl Saff (Ken Mode, Blacklisters, Fu Manchu, Childbite), a debut album from Montreal Canadians Cell Press is an intriguing offering, based on the evidence of their November 2020 debut self titled EP alone. That was nothing short of a
Mixed by Scott Evans (Kowloon Walled City, Town Portal, Great Falls) at Antisleep Audio and mastered by Carl Saff (Ken Mode, Blacklisters, Fu Manchu, Childbite), a debut album from Montreal Canadians Cell Press is pencilled in for 8th March. Titled “Cages” the record is proceeded by single “Things They Do In France”, a song about
Take a collection of seasoned musicians known for their work in The Great Sabatini, Biipiigwan, I Hate Sally and Architect and throw them into a rehearsal space. What you end up with is Cell Press, a band who create a sonic brew of a concoction that includes elements of Noise, Sludge, Grindcore and Extreme Metal.
Montreal’s Cell Press are a band of well seasoned musicians seasoned musicians, known for their works with the likes of The Great Sabatini, Biipiigwan, I Hate Sally and Architect who unleashed their debut EP back in November. They’ve premiered a hilarious dime store budget video for “Blacked Out In Verdun” which sees them put visuals to
A convergence of like minded and well travelled musicians in Sean Arsenian (guitars and vocals), Joey Cormier (bass), Mark McGee (drums), PQ (vocals) who have performed in a myriad of bands including The Great Sabatini, Biipiigwan, I Hate Sally, The Chariot, Swarm Of Spheres, Angles, Animal Ethics and Architect, Montreal Canada based quartet Cell Press
Taking their name from the 2001 Russian prison documentary “The Mark Of Cain” when they formed in 2019 from well-seasoned musicians and members of The Great Sabatini, Biipiigwan, I Hate Sally and Architect makes Montreal’s Cell Press a band to keep an ear out for The brutal humanity of that film is reflected in the music…
