Electronic metal collective Sol Invicto have unveiled a new track, “Galactic Glitch”, offering a glimpse into material that originally began taking shape nearly a decade ago.
According to the band’s Richie Londres, the track originated from a collection of short musical outtakes recorded by Deftones guitarist Stephen Carpenter during a 2018 session. Londres later pieced those fragments together before bringing in UK drummer Luke Shenton to contribute a live performance.
“Stumbled on a collection of short outtakes from a few tracks Stephen recorded in a session from 2018, just various leads and sound fx, took these and blended and meshed them up together. Recently started working with a very talented UK drummer called Luke Shenton, had Luke run a full live take on this one, with some minor editing at my end but otherwise kept it natural. Didn’t really give too much attention to mixing this one, just worked on the sounds individually and balanced them out as I wanted it to keep it rough.”
Carpenter’s contributions to Sol Invicto date back to the project’s early years, with Cypress Hill percussionist Eric Bobo also serving as a core member of the collective. Bobo does not appear to have contributed to “Galactic Glitch.”
The new track also adds another piece to Sol Invicto’s ongoing ‘Vault Of Shadows’ collection, which the group have been gradually unveiling over the past couple of years.
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