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Fit For An Autopsy will release a new album titled ”Absolute Hope, Absolute Hell” through eOne/Good Fight Music on October 02nd. According to the band’s guitarist Will Putney, who also produced the effort, ”It’s [their] new and fresh approach to aggressive music, not a half-hour of blast beats and breakdowns”. He continued:

After listening to more music, and expanding our palette, we realized we are capable of making a more interesting metal record. We saw lots of bands doing the same thing over and over. We thought, 'We can expand on all of this in a way that is unique to us,' so we approached the new album with that mentality, to break the mold of what we saw and heard, and to go outside of the limits of our genre.

Guitarist Pat Sheridan meanwhile offered:

Absolute Hope, Absolute Hell is a much more personal journey into what the band sees going on in the world. Musically I have always been happy about our growth and this record is no different. Lyrically this record is very new for us. It's about personal relationships gone to hell and how dark and hateful it can make you. It's about watching the people who say they love you destroy you, it's about the depressed state of our world because we treat each other like shit. It's sad and dark, and even the music paints the picture before the lyrics can show you what the song is about. It's something everyone can understand and tie into. Musically we have taken some huge steps reaching into different genres, writing with the record in mind and not just the song. This is the best work we have ever done.

”Absolute Hope, Absolute Hell” will be the band’s first album to feature vocalist Greg Wilburn, who replaced Nate Johnson earlier this year.