Justin has been promising a new MTVoid release for a little while now, and it appears today is the day we get to see the first track off their next release. It’s called Scanner Void and the video is below for you viewing pleasure… So what do you all think? It sounds to me like it’s very much in the same vein as their debut release. It’s a quite interesting… Read More »MTVoid release ‘Scanner Void’
The other day on the Children of Saturn radio show, Justin Chancellor played a few interesting tracks including two new M.T.Void tracks, as well as a remixed Crystal Castles track that he was involved with. Some thoughtful lad or ladette pushed play on their recording device and uploaded the track to Soundcloud for your listening pleasure: Crystal Castles – Celestica (Remix by Justin Chancellor and Scott Kirkland) by fortysixand2 M.T.void… Read More »M.T.Void and Crystal Castles track emerge
M.T.void, a musical collaboration that features Justin and Peter Mohamed have finally released the first track Future from their coming album Nothing’s Matter. Here it is: Future–M.T.void Looking forward to the full album!
According to a recent Facebook post, M.T.Void’s first track debuted on Polish Radio Channel 3 earlier this week. According to comments some have heard the track, however I can’t find any streams online with the song. Did anyone catch it? For those that have forgotten, M.T.Void is a side project of Justin’s with Piotr Mohammed. You can find more info on Fourtheye here
Justin sent us a message today via Toolband regarding Nothing’s Matter, the debut release from M.T.Void: We are proud and excited to announce the imminent release of "Nothing’s Matter", the complete and concise work of "M.T.Void" – an experimental collaboration, of the sonic kind, between Justin Chancellor and Peter Mohamed. The logistics of making this available to you all have so far proved to be an obstacle. We are currently… Read More »M.T.Void release approaching
M.T.void, the new band involving Justin have just created a Youtube channel, which contains a video from the mastering sessions with Bob Ludwig. M.T.void can also be found on most of your social media networks, so those keen to keep up with these guys should do a little searching around. Personally, I think it sounds quite promising, certainly the Polish vocals are quite unique to my ears.