Industrial metal act Fact Pattern returns with ‘From Where You’re Hiding’ EP on Re:Mission Entertainment label

Originally launched in the early 2010’s by Ian Flux, the Los Angeles based industrial metal act Fact Pattern has undergone a series of iterations culminating in the 2017 EP, “Structures”. Then shortly thereafter, they released their debut full-length “Fallen Language” in 2019.
The band currently consists of Ian Flux (vocals, guitars, keys, and programming), Jack Lowd (bass, vocals), and Corey Hirsch (drums).
Now out on Re:Mission Entertainment (and available in digital and limited edition CD format via Bandcamp) is a brand new EP titled “From Where You’re Hiding” holding 5 original tracks. Two extra bonus tracks are only available on the CD version of the EP: “Generating Keys (Black Magnet Remix)” and “Appendage (Dread Risks Remix)”.
Out as well is a video for “Appendage”.
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