Symphonic death metal collective MaYaN are set to release their new album Dhyana on September 21st. Until then, the band have been teasing fans by rolling out a series of trailers covering the making of the album. In today’s trailer, synth player Jack Driessen explains how the band tackled songwriting for the new track ‘Satori’ and how iconic composers such as Ennio Morricone inspired him:
Dhyana is available to pre-order on the following formats:
Jewel case incl. bonus instrumental CD in O-card
Limited Edition Gold Vinyl (limited to 300 copies!)
Limited Edition Black Vinyl
Pre-order here: nuclearblast.com/mayan-dhyana
Pre-save the album on Spotify: nblast.de/MAYANdhyanaPreSave
Download or stream ‘The Rhythm of Freedom’ here: nblast.de/MayanRhythmOfFreedom
Order the album digitally to receive the track ‘The Rhythm of Freedom’ and ‘Dhyana’ as an instant grat track: itunes.apple.com/gb/album/dhyana/1414487648
MaYaN is:
Mark Jansen, George Oosthoek | grunts
Henning Basse, Adam Denlinger | clean male vocals
Laura Macrì, Marcela Bovio | clean female vocals
Jack Driessen | synths, orchestral arrangements
Frank Schiphorst, Merel Bechtold/Arjan Rijnen/Jord Otto | guitars
Roel Käller | bass
Ariën van Weesenbeek | drums
