ZAPRUDER unveils new track 'Half Stache Man'

French mathcore quintet Zapruder have unveiled a second track from their upcoming eponym album, set to be released on November 23rd.

The track 'Half Stache Man' presents the more direct and brutal side of the album, being a good hard punch in the face, in the purest tradition of what Zapruder can (and love to) do.

'Half Stache Man' can be listened on YouTube, Bandcamp or below:

A few weeks ago, they unveiled the track 'Dracula Love Hotel', with a video clip made by Antoine Miko:

'Zapruder' will be available on Vinyl, CD, and digital formats, everything being on preorder at Bandcamp:
https://zaprudertheband.bandcamp.com/album/zapruder

TRACKLIST:
01. I Left My Appendix In NYC
02. Tongue Twister
03. Half Stache Man
04. Leaving Montreal
05. Dracula Love Hotel
06. Martin Bell
07. Piss Soaked
08. Back In Town
09. Fly Me To The Ceiling

After an EP, a first album and several tours in Europe, ZAPRUDER had an event that changed their career.
The flight of Isaac for Canada has indeed led the band to tie up its links despite the distance.

More fusional than ever, the five crazy guys in ZAPRUDER have adopted a rhythm of Stakhanovist work mixed with the pleasure of seeing each other once a year. This new eponymous album is their most personal album. Written for several weeks in their country bastion, drinking booze every day, making BBQs, and remembering the origin of ZAPRUDER: friendship, fun, rock’n’roll. It was recorded by Amaury Sauvé, their eternal engineer and now 6th member of the band. 15 days of studio, drinking again, walking naked and doing bodybuilding with bags filled with bottles.

The result is a free, bold album, inspired by DAUGHTERS, THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN, and definitely ZAPRUDER. It talks about love, friendship, sex, touring, the distance that separates each one of them. The artwork is from Chien Bleu, artist inspired by Japanese art. A visual that represents the album, which speaks above all about bromance and freedom.

'Zapruder' will be released on 23 November 2018.