SWISS THRASH METAL FORCE ALGEBRA UNLEASH LIVE VIDEO FOR “S.O.B. (LIVE AT RKC)”

LIMITED CASSETTE PRE-ORDERS NOW AVAILABLE

Watch and stream “S.O.B. (Live at RKC)” now.

Swiss thrash metal wrecking crew Algebra have unleashed their ferocious new live single and video “S.O.B. (Live at RKC),” giving fans a blistering preview of the band’s upcoming live release Live at RKC, arriving May 30th, 2026.

Captured during the band’s explosive performance at The Rocking Chair (RKC) in Vevey, Switzerland on January 20th, 2024, “S.O.B. (Live at RKC)” showcases Algebra at full throttle, delivering razor-sharp riffs, punishing grooves, and pure stage-fueled aggression. The performance documents the final chapter of the band’s acclaimed Chiroptera cycle and captures the raw chaos and intensity that has become synonymous with the Algebra live experience.

Fans of Sepultura, Slayer, Death, Biohazard, Power Trip, Exodus, Pantera, and Forbidden will find plenty to destroy their necks to as Algebra continue carving out their savage blend of thrash metal fury and crushing groove-laden precision.

The band states:

“‘Live at RKC’ captures the final show of our Chiroptera cycle. It’s a raw and unfiltered document of that night.

This release marks an important milestone for us, and we’re proud to present it in both audio and full video form. Special thanks to Jon, our bassist, whose precision and dedication shaped the entire video production — his work is an integral part of this release.

Turn it up and experience it as it was meant to be heard: loud, intense, and alive.”

In addition to the digital release, the cassette edition of Live at RKC is now available for pre-order through Oss Da Mord Records and is strictly limited to only 50 copies worldwide.

Pre-order cassette:

https://ossdamordrecords.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-rkc

The digisleeve CD edition through Metalworld Records will also be available soon and limited to just 99 copies.

Production credits for Live at RKC include FOH and recording by Jan Saunier, mixing and mastering by Raphaël Bovey at MyRoom Studio, cover art design by Mike Cotton-Russell based on original artwork by Adam Burke, videography by Jonas Lacôte, video editing by Jon Emery, lighting engineering by Sébastien Baudin, and photography by Alain Jordan and Julien Waroux.

Check out the video: