Malakyte Brisbane, Australia
After performing alongside ANTHRAX, MUNICIPAL WASTE, ALESTORM and at the recent SOUNDWAVE FESTIVAL this year, Brisbane's
MALAKYTE are proud to announce their upcoming album, "Human Resonance".
Produced and mixed by Sam Alcock (Defamer), and mastered by Harris Johns (Kreator, Voivod, Therion), with artwork by Dan Goldsworthy (Hell, Sylosis), “Human Resonance” will be made available on October 25.
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