Noisecore fans are in for a treat. While we already know that genre stalwarts Cable reformed early last year after quietly disbanding in 2006, they've been quite busy over the past few months.
Currently comprised of drummer Vic Szalaj, bassist/vocalist Randy Larsen, guitarists Chris Fischkelta and Bernie Romanowski, and vocalist Pete Farris, the Connecticut group have completed writing a full set of tunes they'll record for an 11th album. They allege these tracks clock in at around 40 minutes, which might make it lengthiest Cable endeavour to date.
Furthermore, according to the End Records, the band have also inked a deal with the independent New York-based label. They'll release the as-yet untitled affair once an official date is set.
That might take a while though, seeing as the band aren't booked into Brooklyn's Studio G until March. This will presumably give producer Joel Hamilton (Tom Waits, Unsane) a bit of time to familiarize himself with the new material.
"This is the most intensive album we have ever done," says Szalaj in the band's official press release. "We have been writing it for almost a year, which is the most work and dedication we have ever put forth for a record and, it may sound cliched, but personally we all feel it is the strongest Cable material to date. We are confident that Joel will help us rise above our previous work and make this THE FUCKING CABLE ALBUM!"
Currently comprised of drummer Vic Szalaj, bassist/vocalist Randy Larsen, guitarists Chris Fischkelta and Bernie Romanowski, and vocalist Pete Farris, the Connecticut group have completed writing a full set of tunes they'll record for an 11th album. They allege these tracks clock in at around 40 minutes, which might make it lengthiest Cable endeavour to date.
Furthermore, according to the End Records, the band have also inked a deal with the independent New York-based label. They'll release the as-yet untitled affair once an official date is set.
That might take a while though, seeing as the band aren't booked into Brooklyn's Studio G until March. This will presumably give producer Joel Hamilton (Tom Waits, Unsane) a bit of time to familiarize himself with the new material.
"This is the most intensive album we have ever done," says Szalaj in the band's official press release. "We have been writing it for almost a year, which is the most work and dedication we have ever put forth for a record and, it may sound cliched, but personally we all feel it is the strongest Cable material to date. We are confident that Joel will help us rise above our previous work and make this THE FUCKING CABLE ALBUM!"
