DEATH ANGEL: 'Execution/Don't Save Me' Song From 'The Bay Calls For Blood' CD Available For Streaming

San Francisco Bay Area thrash veterans DEATH ANGEL will release “A Thrashumentary” on July 24 via Nuclear Blast. The DVD was directed, shot and edited by Tommy Jones (KATAKLYSM, SOILWORK, LAMB OF GOD, CARCASS, TESTAMENT) of Videohammer Studios. The release will also include a full live album titled “The Bay Calls For Blood”.

An audio recording of the song “Execution/Don’t Save Me”, taken from “The Bay Calls For Blood”, can be streamed below.

“It is with great excitement that I finally get to share this DEATH ANGEL news,” comments vocalist Mark Osegueda. “‘A Thrashumentary’ is finally complete and ready for release this summer! The film tells the story of DEATH ANGEL from our inception to the present day. With many guest appearances by some of our peers and contemporaries who happen to be some of the most respected players in the genre, it covers the highs, lows and highs again of the band and the thrash metal movement. A must-have for any metal fan!

“The even better news is ‘A Thrashumentary’ will be accompanied by an official live album called ‘The Bay Calls For Blood’, which was recorded in our hometown of San Francisco! We are so proud of this recording and performance that we decided to release it as a live DEATH ANGEL record! Did I say record? Damn right, I did! Because it will also be available separately on limited-edition vinyl for all the true metal fans! Bleed for it!”

Adds director Tommy Jones: “What originally started out as a live music video for ‘River Of Rapture’ in 2010 has evolved into a full-scale historical documentary on the band and the thrash scene. This is the first time the band in its current lineup has been able to collectively sit down, and tell the story of how DEATH ANGEL came to be Mark, Rob, Ted, Will and Damien. Mixed with live footage I shot in the Philippines, Asia, Germany, Europe and North America, this project was a blast to produce. It became a true evolution from what we originally set out to do, while solidifying a lifelong friendship.

“I can’t wait for the DEATH ANGEL fans worldwide to be able to sit back and throw on ‘A Thrashumentary’ and hear/see the band’s story straight from their mouths. It’s a project I’m very proud of. It’s also something I would have never envisioned doing when I was a kid taking my guitar to my teacher to learn the solo of ‘Bored’! Thrash on!”

“A Thrashumentary” DVD chapter list:

01. Start
02. We Grew Up In The Bay Area Thrash Scene
03. The Original Lineup Of Death Angel
04. Kill As One
05. The Ultra Violence
06. Frolic In The Park
07. Act III
08. The Accident
09. The O
10. Swarm
11. Thrash Of The Titans
12. I Like Everything About Ted
13. The Art Of Dying
14. Killing Season
15. Relentless Revolution
16. I’m Looking For Will Carroll
17. And Then Damien Came In
18. Relentless Retribution
19. Impressions Of Suecof
20. Relentless Touring
21. Thrashers
22. Death Angel Is
23. The Last Song Of The Evening
24. Credits

Extra:

25. Mistress Of Pain Live

“The Bay Calls For Blood” bonus live album and individual LP track listing:

01. Left For Dead
02. Fallen
03. Buried Alive
04. The Dream Calls For Blood
05. Execution/Don’t Save Me
06. Truce
07. Detonate
08. Bored
09. Caster Of Shame
10. Territorial Instinct/Bloodlust

As previously reported, DEATH ANGEL will enter the studio on October 1 to begin recording its new album for an April 2016 release via Nuclear Blast.

Asked by Groovey of Groovey.TV what fans can expect from the follow-up to 2013’s “The Dream Calls For Blood”, DEATH ANGEL guitarist Ted Aguilar said: “It’s gonna be DEATH ANGEL. In my personal opinion, I don’t think we’re gonna try to top [‘The Dream Calls For Blood’]. You can’t recreate that moment in time. ‘The Dream Calls For Blood’ is ‘The Dream Calls For Blood’. This next album we’re writing… I mean, we’ve got some songs; [we’re] four songs in. No lyrics yet, but… It’s always gonna be heavy. The foundation of DEATH ANGEL is still there, but it’s kind of hard to describe what direction we’re going in until it’s recorded, mixed and mastered. ‘Cause the way DEATH ANGEL writes, we write a song, but it’s always evolving — up until the point of recording. Even when it comes down to the mixing. It’s just, like, ‘Ah, let’s change that up.'”

He continued: “‘The Dream Calls For Blood’, it’s a great record. We’re proud of it. And the next album, it’s just gonna be DEATH ANGEL in our mindset today. I’m not gonna say, ‘It’s gonna be this,’ and it ends up being a little different. Who knows what this album is gonna sound like? [But] it’s gonna be good.”

Asked if DEATH ANGEL has been writing any new material on the road, Ted said: “We’ve written some stuff on the road, and when we get back [home from the current tour], we’re gonna write some more. Then we’ve got Europe in July and August, and we’re gonna continue writing in Europe, on downtime and whatnot. ‘Cause there’s a lot of time on the road; plenty of hours go by, like right now. And then when we get home after Europe, in August, we’re gonna spend a couple of weeks off, then all of September is honing in and doing pre-production, writing a little more and just fixing the loose ends.”

DEATH ANGEL‘s seventh album, “The Dream Calls For Blood”, sold 5,400 copies in the United States in its first week of release to land at position No. 72 on The Billboard 200 chart.