British melodic metallers Code Of Silence who are fronted by Brazilian vocalist Gus Monsanto (Revolution Renaissance, Adagio, Symbolica, Lord Of Mushrooms) - have called it quits. Band leader and bassist James Murray has issued the following statement:
"It is with heavy heart that I announce that Code Of Silence will split and there will be no follow up to our debut album Dark Skies Over Babylon.
There are a number of factors behind this decision, many of which are extremely private and will respectfully remain so, however all the reasons add up to a situation where it would not be possible to produce a high quality output as our debut and that isn't acceptable to any of us. Anything less is being disingenuous to the fans, to ourselves and to the name of Code Of Silence.
Therefore, as a band, we have chosen to depart gracefully, with our heads held high and leave behind a simply stunning legacy in our first, and last piece of work, Dark Skies Over Babylon.
We thank all those that supported us and we trust you will understand that this decision was not taken lightly. Protect and Serve!
Code Of Silence released their new album, Dark Skies Over Babylon, early last year via Mausoleum Records.
"It is with heavy heart that I announce that Code Of Silence will split and there will be no follow up to our debut album Dark Skies Over Babylon.
There are a number of factors behind this decision, many of which are extremely private and will respectfully remain so, however all the reasons add up to a situation where it would not be possible to produce a high quality output as our debut and that isn't acceptable to any of us. Anything less is being disingenuous to the fans, to ourselves and to the name of Code Of Silence.
Therefore, as a band, we have chosen to depart gracefully, with our heads held high and leave behind a simply stunning legacy in our first, and last piece of work, Dark Skies Over Babylon.
We thank all those that supported us and we trust you will understand that this decision was not taken lightly. Protect and Serve!
Code Of Silence released their new album, Dark Skies Over Babylon, early last year via Mausoleum Records.
