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Infected Mushroom returns with their patented hybrid of thrashing metal and psychedelic trance to bring a frenetic rock energy to the form and venture where other electronic acts fear to tread. The Israeli-bred, Los Angeles-based electronic duo continues to push sonic boundaries for their seventh studio album that's due out September 2009.
Legend Of The Black Shawarma sees Amit 'Duvdev' Duvedevani and Erez Eisen teaming with high-profile rockers. The album's lead single 'Smashing the Opponent' features a scorching vocal from Korn's Jonathan Davis, while Jane's addiction frontman and alt-rock trailblazer Perry Farrell lends his inimitable pipes to the follow-up track 'Killing Time.' Recording with Jonathan and Perry was a highlight, of course, 'Duvdev' notes. They were both incredibly cool. The fact that they liked the tracks was awesome because we're huge fans of what they do.
The album is the follow up to 2007's Vicious Delicious and takes Infected Mushroom's psy-trance fusion of bruising, metallic rock and unstoppable dance-floor beats to a new level. 'It's a really diverse record', Duvdev says, 'but it's even more aggressive'both on the metal side and on the breakbeat side'. Taking its time to craft the album, the duo worked on Shawarma whenever their frenetic, globe-trotting tour schedule permitted. Whether singing about 'Smashing' and 'Killing' or paying tribute to beloved (Los
Angeles) eateries like 'Poquito Mas', 'Franks' ('The best taco place in Mexico in our opinion') or Israeli hummus factory 'Saeed', Infected Mushroom prove they've stayed hungry despite their massive international success.
Infected Mushroom returns with their patented hybrid of thrashing metal and psychedelic trance to bring a frenetic rock energy to the form and venture where other electronic acts fear to tread. The Israeli-bred, Los Angeles-based electronic duo continues to push sonic boundaries for their seventh studio album that's due out September 2009.
Legend Of The Black Shawarma sees Amit 'Duvdev' Duvedevani and Erez Eisen teaming with high-profile rockers. The album's lead single 'Smashing the Opponent' features a scorching vocal from Korn's Jonathan Davis, while Jane's addiction frontman and alt-rock trailblazer Perry Farrell lends his inimitable pipes to the follow-up track 'Killing Time.' Recording with Jonathan and Perry was a highlight, of course, 'Duvdev' notes. They were both incredibly cool. The fact that they liked the tracks was awesome because we're huge fans of what they do.
The album is the follow up to 2007's Vicious Delicious and takes Infected Mushroom's psy-trance fusion of bruising, metallic rock and unstoppable dance-floor beats to a new level. 'It's a really diverse record', Duvdev says, 'but it's even more aggressive'both on the metal side and on the breakbeat side'. Taking its time to craft the album, the duo worked on Shawarma whenever their frenetic, globe-trotting tour schedule permitted. Whether singing about 'Smashing' and 'Killing' or paying tribute to beloved (Los
Angeles) eateries like 'Poquito Mas', 'Franks' ('The best taco place in Mexico in our opinion') or Israeli hummus factory 'Saeed', Infected Mushroom prove they've stayed hungry despite their massive international success.
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Legend Of The Black Shawarma
Infected Mushroom Lyrics
Can't Stop And I can't stop thinking about moments that I lost…
End of the Road ze Sof ha derech ....... sof ha derech..... he.... he...…
Killing Time In my dreams (I can kill you) Close to me You open the…
Poquito Mas I'm gonna push you until you're gonna get it I'm gonna…
Saeed I fell ashamed Again and again Nothing to give And no one…
Smashing The Opponent Smack me again And I can't believe it's true Smashing the …
The Legend Of The Black Shawarma Take one look at yourself And realize Life's been treating…