RED FANG: New Song 'No Hope' Available For Streaming

September 18, 2013

Portland, Oregon's RED FANG will release its third studio album, "Whales And Leeches", on October 15 via Relapse Records. Beyond the standard CD, LP and digital formats, the effort will be available in deluxe CD, deluxe double vinyl and deluxe digital editions which will feature two bonus tracks (see the full track listing below). Numerous exclusive packages including a Halloween pack and multiple vinyl colors are available via Relapse.com.

The song "No Hope" can now be streamed using the SoundCloud widget below.

RED FANG have always been masters of the hard rock hook and with "Whales And Leeches", they deliver 11 killer, instantly classic anthems.

"Whales And Leeches" was produced by Chris Funk (DECEMBERISTS) and mixed by Vance Powell (THE WHITE STRIPES, RACONTEURS, KINGS OF LEON). This same team worked on RED FANG's last album, "Murder The Mountains", which Alternative Press magazine hailed as "a near-masterpiece of tangled tar pit riffs and whisky-and-bong-hit vocals" (April 2011).

"Whales And Leeches" sees RED FANG further maturing into top notch songwriters and musicians. With the help of guests Mike Scheidt (YOB) and Pall Jenkins (THE BLACK HEART PROCESSION),the album further propels RED FANG into the upper stratosphere of hard rock and metal elite.

RED FANG will kick off the first leg of its fall headlining U.S. tour on October 9 on the West Coast (see confirmed dates below). The fall run will feature support from HELMS ALEE, DOG SHREDDER and GAYTHEIST.

"Whales And Leeches" track listing:

01. DOEN
02. Blood Like Cream
03. No Hope
04. Crows In Swine
05. Voices Of The Dead
06. Behind The Light
07. Dawn Rising
08. Failure
09. 1516
10. This Animal
11. Every Little Twist

Bonus tracks:

12. Murder The Mountains
13. Black Water

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