Demons My Associates is an unlikely collaboration between members of Mexican alt-metal band QBO and Washington, DC desert rockers Fellowcraft. The stoner/doom metallic trio—Lu Salinas (bass/vocals), Tarro Martinez (drums), Pablo Anton (guitar/vocals)—launched into their inventive endeavor through an impromptu recording session on the SXSW music pageant in Austin, TX in 2022 and have consummated the connection with an upcoming full-length titled Demons Appear to Collect.

The brand new trio are providing up the primary single from stated album, “Make Them Pay,” through an AI-generated video directed by Salinas. The surreal, apocalyptic imagery (little doubt a imaginative and prescient of humankind’s future as soon as AI has its approach with us . . .) matches the darkish and downbeat vibe of the sludgy monitor. Assume fuzz. Assume riffs. Assume drop-tuned heaviness.

Demons Appear to Collect was recorded, blended and produced by Jeff Henson at Purple Nova Ranch, Austin, TX. It was mastered by Alberto de Icaza. It’s set for launch on September 8 on vinyl, CD and digitally through Gravitoyd Heavy Music. Within the meantime you can presave “Make Them Pay” right here and preorder the album right here. Additionally try the band’s upcoming dwell dates in Mexico beneath the video.

Right here’s what the band needed to say about its new single:

“This monitor addresses the frustration that we’re feeling within the post-pandemic period, because of the imbalances of energy that continue to grow deeper with the rise of inflation and the erosion of democratic establishments meant to guard us all from these kind of abuses. We try to make our music as therapeutic for us as attainable, and that is one matter we simply needed to get off our chests. Instances are robust proper now, for everybody, and we do what we will to assist each other, but when we will’t change the world, we’d as properly a minimum of sing about it.”