GODFLESH To Release 'Post Self' Album In November

October 10, 2017

U.K. industrial metal pioneers GODFLESH will release their new album, "Post Self", on November 17 via Shellshock.

Over two years in the making, "Post Self" explores the less "metal" side of GODFLESH, taking in the formative influences and spitting out something more informed by late '70s early '80s post-punk and industrial than it is anything metal-related. Lyrically, the album deals with anxiety and depression, fear, mortality and paternal and maternal relationships.

"Post Self" track listing:

01. Post Self
02. Parasite
03. No Body
04. Mirror Of Finite Light
05. Be God
06. The Cyclic End
07. Pre Self
08. Mortality Sorrow
09. In Your Shadow
10. The Infinite End

GODFLESH's last album, "A World Lit Only By Fire", was released in October 2014 via frontman Justin K. Broadrick's Avalanche Recordings.

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