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Hi guys, We recorded our first full length album in July and August at the Red Left Hand studio with Sven Janssens who also handled the mixing duties. Afterwards, Andy Classen carried out the mastering duties at Stage One Studio. We'll release more info about the album in the near future... While the artwork is being finished, the CD's are being pressed and a release show is being planned, we decided it was time for a little treat. Sit back, hold on tight and enjoy: Once You Cross... With a sample of both the work in progress and final artwork that will be featured for every song and of course lyrics for your (in)convenience! 71UGXZVrdf0

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Re: Sanity's Rage - Release trailer featuring the artwork YAWYSCoverSmall.jpg On november 23rd, Sanity's Rage is releasing their new full album "You Are What You Swallow". 6 years after the release of their well received EP "The Rage Of One" and with a revisioned line-up, Sanity's Rage has come of age with 11 new tracks of technical thrash metal ready to mark their territory! You can already check out 2 songs: Taste Of Decay lHcJpytbZmo Once You Cross... Once you Cross is based on the comic book series Crossed, created by Garth Ennis and published by Avatar Press. 71UGXZVrdf0 Album title: You Are What You Swallow Release date: 23 november 2012 Recorded & mixed by Sven Janssens (ex-Aborted, The End Of All Reason) at Red Left Hand Studio Mastered by Andy Classen at Stage One Studios. Tracklist: 1. The Madness Continues 2. You Are What You Swallow 3. Aberration Mandatory 4. Product of Calamity 5. Kisses with Fangs 6. Shackles & Shades 7. The Wheels Keep Grinding 8. Trinity of Sorrow 9. Taste of Decay 10. Once You Cross... 11. Thumbs Up For The End Of The World Recording line up: Maxime Deschamps - Guitars Kenny Molly - Vocals Gert Sergeant - Drums (session) Davy Struyck - Bass Jesse Van den Bossche - Guitars Also check out the links below to get a preview of the upcoming madness in the studio reports and promo video's! Youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/sanitysrage Artwork Trailer CFjAJwxu4kc Get in touch at our facebook page, youtube channel or website!

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