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Greg Puciato Drops New Video “Never Wanted That”; New Album ‘Mirrorcell’ Due in July

Greg Puciato has released “Never Wanted That” along with details of new album ‘Mirrorcell’. Get more details and check out the track here.

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Greg Puciato by Jesse Draxler

Greg Puciato, who recently wrapped up an extensive North American tour with Jerry Cantrell, has shared a second preview of his forthcoming album, Mirrorcell (July 1, Federal Prisoner) with the release of new track “Never Wanted That”.

The track is accompanied by a new video which you can check out here:

“This vid was a nice exercise in making do with what you have available to you, or the creative benefits of limitation,” explains Puciato of the Jim Louvau and Tony Aguilera directed video. “We filmed this in Baltimore, which was special to me, at like 3 a.m., while on the Cantrell tour. It was really the only time I had. We did multiple whole takes and this was the one. Jim and Tony, as usual, did an excellent job. At one point you can see me fuck up the words. I had to learn so many Cantrell songs that I forgot my own goddamned lyrics.”

Revealing more details about the new record, Puciato once again recorded all guitars and bass for the collection, and continued his long-running relationship with Producer Steve Evetts (The Dillinger Escape Plan, The Cure, Snapcase). Chris Hornbrook (Dhani Harrison, Big Black Delta) played drums on the nine-song album.

This vid was a nice exercise in making do with what you have available to you, or the creative benefits of limitation.

Mirrorcell pre-orders are available now via Federal Prisoner’s website, including a newly available Australian only vinyl variant, a cassette, CD and an accompanying merch collection.

Mirrorcell Track Listing:

1. In This Hell You Find Yourself
2. Reality Spiral
3. No More Lives to Go
4. Never Wanted That
5. Lowered
6. We
7. I, Eclipse
8. Rainbows Underground
9. All Waves to Nothing

Artwork for ‘Mirrorcell’ by Greg Puciato

I have an unhealthy obsession with bad horror movies, the song Wanted Dead Or Alive and crap British game shows. I do this not because of the sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll lifestyle it affords me but more because it gives me an excuse to listen to bands that sound like hippos mating.

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