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HYPERDUMP Returns with New Album "Weird Stories From Dumptown"
HYPERDUMP New Album
"Weird Stories From Dumptown"
French modern metal outfit HYPERDUMP have released their new album "Weird Stories From Dumptown" worldwide on digital platforms. Previously available as a limited release, the record is now reaching a wider audience through an expanded international distribution campaign.
Throughout nearly two decades of exploring different facets of metal music, HYPERDUMP have continued to blend groove-driven structures, melodic elements, technical passages, and experimental approaches. The band maintains its own path beyond genre boundaries, following a musical direction often associated with modern metal acts from different eras such as Faith No More, Devin Townsend, Strapping Young Lad, Soilwork, and Meshuggah.
"Weird Stories From Dumptown" stands as a nine-track release that continues the conceptual universe previously established by the band. Combining crushing riffs, powerful groove sections, and varied compositional approaches, the album showcases HYPERDUMP's experimental take on modern metal while preserving the band's distinct identity.

Since their formation, HYPERDUMP have approached metal music as a creative space for expression, releasing three full-length albums and one EP throughout their career. The band's previous work also includes collaborations with names such as Guillaume Bideau, Arno Strobl, and Blaze Bayley. They have also shared the stage with Agnostic Front during their live performances.
"Strange Stories From Dumptown" arrives as a new chapter for HYPERDUMP, continuing the band's evolution by expanding their heavy musical foundations with influences from different genres.

