CHIMAIRA Hire COLIN RICHARDSON To Mix New Album

January 28, 2003

CHIMAIRA have hired veteran producer Colin Richardson (FEAR FACTORY, MACHINE HEAD, NAPALM DEATH) to mix their new album, "The Impossibility of Reason". A tentative April 29 release through Roadrunner Records is expected.

The following 14 tracks were laid down during the recording sessions for the album:

01. Cleansation
02. The Impossibility Of Reason
03. Pictures In The Gold Room
04. Down Again
05. Stigmurder
06. Crawl
07. Power Trip
08. Pure Hatred
09. Stay The Same
10. Overlooked
11. Eyes Of A Criminal
12. Implements Of Destruction
13. A.O.M.
14. The Dehumanizing Process

12 songs will appear on the CD, while the remaining two cuts — "A.O.M." and an as-yet-undetermined track — will surface as single b-sides and/or bonus cuts. A video for the first single, "Down Again", will be filmed in March and will air sometime in April.

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