Brainswitch
Sun Worship Kingdom
Brainswitch is a post-metal quintet from Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Their second album "Sun Worship Kingdom" is a concept album portraying a generations utopian experience in a dystopian environment. Besides Brainswitch members, the album features several guests, including Mike Armine of the US post-metal band Rosetta who recorded vocals for "Sometimes Comes the Mother, Sometimes the Wolf". The album was mixed by Mario Quintero from New York's dream-sludge band Spotlights and mastered by James Plotkin. The bands long-time friend and sound engineer Sead Zaklan was in charge of the recording and re-amping. FFO: Isis, Mastodon