Hello Ultimate Metallers,
The band Sepulchrum in which I play the bass has just released our first demo. Any comments would be highly appreciated!
Our press release:
The Danish metal band Sepulchrum have released their first 3-track demo featuring the tracks Deathwise, Silent Hatred and A Sepulchral Theme. The band was formed in September of 2007 by members Martin Pedersen (lead guitar), Lasse Guldhammer (vocals, guitar) and Lars Bisballe Jensen (drums).
Until late summer 2008 the band had focused primarily on cover songs by bands such as Bloodbath, Bolt Thrower, Carcass and Satyricon. At this point the band completed their lineup with the addition of bassist Anders Jacobsen, and a goal was set to complete their first demo for release in the beginning of 2009.
Therefore, in August 2008, the band began developing their own sound and it quickly took shape as a mix of black metal and old-school death metal. This resulted in 5 new songs, where 3 were selected to be featured on the demo. The production began with recordings in November of 2008 and the final result of the latest months of hard work is now introduced to the world in the form of the 3-track demo A Sepulchral Theme.
The demo is available for free from the official band homepage (sepulchrum.net) and can also be heard via the streaming radio service Last.fm or through the official MySpace page.
The band Sepulchrum in which I play the bass has just released our first demo. Any comments would be highly appreciated!
Our press release:
The Danish metal band Sepulchrum have released their first 3-track demo featuring the tracks Deathwise, Silent Hatred and A Sepulchral Theme. The band was formed in September of 2007 by members Martin Pedersen (lead guitar), Lasse Guldhammer (vocals, guitar) and Lars Bisballe Jensen (drums).
Until late summer 2008 the band had focused primarily on cover songs by bands such as Bloodbath, Bolt Thrower, Carcass and Satyricon. At this point the band completed their lineup with the addition of bassist Anders Jacobsen, and a goal was set to complete their first demo for release in the beginning of 2009.
Therefore, in August 2008, the band began developing their own sound and it quickly took shape as a mix of black metal and old-school death metal. This resulted in 5 new songs, where 3 were selected to be featured on the demo. The production began with recordings in November of 2008 and the final result of the latest months of hard work is now introduced to the world in the form of the 3-track demo A Sepulchral Theme.
The demo is available for free from the official band homepage (sepulchrum.net) and can also be heard via the streaming radio service Last.fm or through the official MySpace page.