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CENTURY To Release 'Red Giant' In August

June 28, 2011

Pennsylvania's CENTURY has completed work on its new album, "Red Giant", for an August 30 release via Prosthetic Records. The follow-up to 2008's critically acclaimed "Black Ocean" was recorded by the band and mastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound and features art by Cameron Gray.

Commented CENTURY mastermind Carson Slovak: "I'm very excited about this album. It represents an expansive shift from what CENTURY has done in the past. This is the album I've always wanted to make."

"Red Giant" track listing:

01. Lobotomy
02. Synapse
03. Oak God
04. My Lexicon
05. Dry Bride
06. Painting Leprosy
07. In Hell
08. Threats
09. Obelisk
10. Iconoclast

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