"Zombie Evolution" is the third album from the X-Ray Poetz. It is our most ambitious work. It can be considered the final chapter of a trilogy stretching back to our first album "Land of Illusions." The project has been the work of well over a year and marks a new direction while still delivering our signature sound and message.
It started with the idea of, "hey, we should do something with zombie in the title," and by adding the word "evolution" we knew we had something that communicated what we have always been about: delivering thought provoking music that uplifts a beaten down world. At times we have all felt like zombies, moving through a challenging landscape but there are the brave souls who manage to win. This album is for them. The courageous, smart and able, battling and working hard everyday to make something good on this planet. These songs are the soundtrack to the movie that plays 24 hours a day chronicling the guys that refuse to give in, keep holding the globe up like Atlas, take responsibility for the world they see and are, without a doubt, heroes. If you are reading this there is a damn good chance we're talking about you and you're going to love this album.
The album artwork was created by the talented London based photographist Anyes Greene. She managed to take our concept to a higher level by delivering something eery and strange that captures your attention and doesn't let it go. Her work is incredible and she is an artist you should know about. You can see more of her work here: http://anyesgreene.carbonmade.com We had the pleasure of working with a few other extraordinary individuals, including the famous Dr. Judy Wood who appears on the first track of the album discussing the towers "collapsing" on 9/11. She is one of the top structural engineering experts in the country and you should also know about her: http://www.drjudywood.com California rapper Ogima makes an appearance on "Space Low Rider" delivering awesome "pachuco slang" making it easily one of the coolest songs on the album. And joining us, on what may turn out to be one of our biggest hits, "Superhero" is UK recording artist Catherine Kubillus. We have long been fans of her amazing talent and are truly fortunate to have worked with her. Her contribution to this project is beautifully haunting and the mark of true artistry. Discover her work here:
http://www.catherinekubillus.com
We are excited about "Zombie Evolution" and have many exciting singles and music videos in the works. Below is the official album track list. Look out for the album to be released on Halloween, the first single "Super Mankind" and we hope you enjoy our latest creation.
It started with the idea of, "hey, we should do something with zombie in the title," and by adding the word "evolution" we knew we had something that communicated what we have always been about: delivering thought provoking music that uplifts a beaten down world. At times we have all felt like zombies, moving through a challenging landscape but there are the brave souls who manage to win. This album is for them. The courageous, smart and able, battling and working hard everyday to make something good on this planet. These songs are the soundtrack to the movie that plays 24 hours a day chronicling the guys that refuse to give in, keep holding the globe up like Atlas, take responsibility for the world they see and are, without a doubt, heroes. If you are reading this there is a damn good chance we're talking about you and you're going to love this album.
The album artwork was created by the talented London based photographist Anyes Greene. She managed to take our concept to a higher level by delivering something eery and strange that captures your attention and doesn't let it go. Her work is incredible and she is an artist you should know about. You can see more of her work here: http://anyesgreene.carbonmade.com We had the pleasure of working with a few other extraordinary individuals, including the famous Dr. Judy Wood who appears on the first track of the album discussing the towers "collapsing" on 9/11. She is one of the top structural engineering experts in the country and you should also know about her: http://www.drjudywood.com California rapper Ogima makes an appearance on "Space Low Rider" delivering awesome "pachuco slang" making it easily one of the coolest songs on the album. And joining us, on what may turn out to be one of our biggest hits, "Superhero" is UK recording artist Catherine Kubillus. We have long been fans of her amazing talent and are truly fortunate to have worked with her. Her contribution to this project is beautifully haunting and the mark of true artistry. Discover her work here:
http://www.catherinekubillus.com
We are excited about "Zombie Evolution" and have many exciting singles and music videos in the works. Below is the official album track list. Look out for the album to be released on Halloween, the first single "Super Mankind" and we hope you enjoy our latest creation.
"But how will you survive?"
"With the power of my mind."
ZOMBIE EVOLUTION - Track List
ZOMBIE EVOLUTION - Track List
- A Coming Storm/Towers of Dust feat. Dr. Judy Wood
- Super Mankind
- Touch the Clouds
- Artists vs. Criminals
- I Stick My Neck Out
- Hello World (We Are the Prodigal)
- Love Agenda
- Fake Girl
- Space Low Rider feat. Ogima
- Atlas Mugged
- Mystic Mountain
- Devil at the Crossroads
- Calculate
- Charlie Chaplin
- Superhero feat. Catherine Kubillus
- Good-bye Sandy Hook
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