Clutch, Black Sabbath supergroup Dunsmuir set debut album date
Clutch frontman Neil Fallon and ex Black Sabbath drummer Vinny Appice will launch the debut album by supergroup Dunsmuir next month

Dunsmuir, the supergroup led by Clutch frontman Neil Fallon and ex Black Sabbath drummer Vinny Appice, will launch their self-titled debut album on July 22.
They’re joined by The Company Band guitarist Dave Bone and Fu Manchu bassist Brad Davis on the work, which is to see a general release via iTunes accompanied by a vinyl pressing run of just 1000 copies.
The album follows the launch of three vinyl singles – Our Only Master, Deceived and …And Madness – with a fourth due tomorrow (June 15) in a run of just 500.
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Fallon describes Dunsmuir as “serious metal” and adds: “The concept behind the lyrics is 10 tales from the survivors of a shipwreck. What had been a scientific expedition deteriorates into a struggle to survive both the natural and supernatural world.”
Appice says the band sound like “rock that rocks” while Bone calls it “an intense collaboration of four minds – all set on ‘destroy.’”
The vinyl album will come with a signed lithograph of the sleeve artwork and it’s available for pre-order now.
Dunsmuir tracklist
- Hung On The Rocks
- Our Only Master
- The Bats (Are Hungry Tonight)
- What Manner Of Bliss?
- Deceiver
- …And Madness
- Orb Of Empire
- Church Of The Tooth
- The Gate
- Crawling Chaos
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