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Psychonaut’s sophomore album “Unfold The God Man” (2020) made waves in the post-rock- and progressive metal scenes; an intricate concept album tackling philosophical and existential themes and ultimately exploring mankind’s re-ascension to a higher level of consciousness. The nearly 70-minute-long album contained material from over 3 years of incessant writing, arranging and recording.

Last year’s spring Psychonaut released a new split album with Oslo's Saver, titled “Emerald”. The band premiered an in-studio play-through of their 16-minutes contribution “The Great Realisation”, a track about the start of both an individual and a collective awakening, at the Roadburn Festival. It was a full-on assault on the senses brimming with ingenuity, from the creative drumming to the amazingly talented Stefan de Graef's idionsyncratic guitar playing, all the way to the use of didgeridoos and tribal percussion, “The Great Realisation” showcased truly world class musicianship and songwriting abilities.

“Ferocious Fellowman”, originally released in 2016, is the band's second release, tucked between 2014's debut album “24 Trips Around The Sun” and 2020's “Unfold The God Man”. Long sold out and sought after, it was about time for a reissue of this seminal release.

Tracklisting:

1. The Fright
2. Saturation
3. Ferocious Fellowman
4. The Lost Ones