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The Qemists have made their new single Anger available as a stream exclusively through TeamRock.
The track – which was premiered on TeamRock Radio yesterday – is taken from the Brighton quintet’s forthcoming album Warrior Sound, which will be released on March 4 through the Amazing Records Co.
The single features a guest vocal appearance from Crossfaith frontman Kenta Koie.
Say the band: “Collaborating with people from around the world is something paramount to the joy in what we do. I think to be able to spend time and appreciate people for who they are and the cultures they represent, to enjoy a unifying musical experience with them, that’s not only an honour but a pleasure.
“The initial idea for the track was always to be strong, hard hitting, but yet offer great bounce and energy for a live audience at a tempo we don’t often work at. We felt it was just the right instrumental for Crossfaith. It’s awesome when an artist brings a strong sense of identity, direction and raw talent to a project, and thats exactly what Ken brought to the table with his vocals on Anger.”
