Perdition Of The Sublime Set For North
American Release This Tuesday Via Willowtip
In conjunction with its North American takeover next
Tuesday, August 14, 2012, the metal ministers at Decibel are
currently streaming SOPHICIDE’s soul-crushing Perdition Of
The Sublime full-length in its entirety! Called a “a stunner,” by No
Clean Singing who championed the band noting their “high-powered, brilliant
fretwork, jaw-dropping solos, thundering groove, and …. hellish brutality,” and
commended by About.com in a 4/5 rating for its “layered mini-epics packed with
proficient acoustic guitars and ambient keyboards,”Perdition Of The Sublime was
recorded, mixed and mastered by young founding songwriter Adam Laszlo at his
home studio and features 11 cuts of truly extraordinary technical death metal
viciousness.
Check out Perdition Of The Sublime at THIS LOCATION.
Formed as a one-man-project in 2009 by Laszlo, SOPHICIDE means
“murder of wisdom” and serves as the central theme of Perdition Of The
Sublime. The record will be released through Willowtip
Records. Adam Laszlo is currently available for email and phone interviews.
Inquire within…
“SOPHICIDE combine lethal tech-death the
likes of Obscura with epic riffs in the vein of All Shall Perish/Fleshgod
Apocalypse combined with occasional melodic/progressive brilliance, reminiscent
of Opeth… each instrument shines brilliantly in the mix and gels together
cohesively. With such depth of sound, it’s hard to believe that this is a solo
record because never at any point does this forty-four minuets of sonic ecstasy
sound like it could be just one person.” – Hails & Horns
“…one of the most promising debuts I’ve ever heard, and a
staggeringly high quality release,” -- Powerline
“It’s hard to believe this is a debut album. It’s even
harder to believe this was recorded, mixed, and mastered in Adam Laszlo‘s home
studio… The music is very technical. It’s almost mathematical. Therein lies the
beauty. It’s heavy and very much in your face but the composition is intricate
and multi-layered.” – This Is Not A Scene
“This album from start to finish is an extremely heavy
dose of technical, punishing death metal with bits of melody and ambience
thrown in just to flip you out.” – Maximum Metal
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