Terror Syndrome (album)
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| Terror Syndrome | |
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.jpg) The cover of the 2008 digital release of Terror Syndrome. | |
| Studio album by | |
| Released | July 10, 2008 |
| Studio | The Armoury, Greenhouse, Begin (Vancouver, BC) |
| Genre | Groove metal, progressive metal |
| Length | 55:27 |
| Label | Terror Syndrome |
| Producer | Ryan Van Poederooyen |
Terror Syndrome is the only album by Canadian metal band Terror Syndrome. It was independently released in July 2008 through online distributors. A physical release, with a new track featuring the band's new vocalist Dave Padden, was originally planned for 2009.
Canadian drummer Ryan Van Poederooyen, known for his work in experimental metal band God Awakens Petrified and progressive metal group The Devin Townsend Band, first announced plans for a solo project in mid-2004.[1] Over time, his idea grew from a solo project to a complete band.[2] In late 2006, the band's name and lineup were announced.[3] Terror Syndrome's initial lineup consisted of Van Poederooyen alongside God Awakens Petrified vocalist Denton Bramley and Devin Townsend Band members Mike Young and Dave Young.
The band's first album, with music primarily written by Van Poederooyen and lyrics by Van Poederooyen and Bramley,[2] was recorded throughout 2006 and 2007, with a number of guest musicians including Michael Manring, Alex Skolnick, and Devin Townsend.[4]
Release
Terror Syndrome was independently released July 10, 2008 as a digital download.[5] Shortly after the album's release, Bramley departed and was replaced by Annihilator vocalist Dave Padden.[6] A physical release of Terror Syndrome, with a new track featuring Padden, was originally planned for 2009.[7]
