“Seeking out to destroy, an invisible enemy, fear I’ll have to face up and pay, the ultimate penalty, every day is the same, I can’t face the progress I haven’t made, prisoner of my own domain, Release me from continual pain”
A surprise release is a thing of beauty and five fresh cuts recorded in the sessions of their last album “A Sign Of Things To Come” have appeared as if by magic via Nuclear Blast from Bloodstock survivors Sylosis. The title track of the EP “The Path” features a guest appearances from Debbie Gough of
After they officially confirmed the rumour that they would be sharing stages with Trivium and Bullet For My Valentine in the US next summer, Sylosis have shared an early years documentary featurette to get you warmed up. It’s been a triumphant return for the quartet with the highlight being their presence on the Sophie Lancaster
There is nothing quite like waking up in a tent on a hot summers morning during a festival, surrounded by the equally sleep deprived and yet… itching to sink a beer and witness some of the heros and heroines you’ve waited all year for. Five hash browns, a can of Monster and a latte chaser
If the question you ask the mystic is “what does the future hold?” the answer is a month long tour of Europe starting in the United Kingdom that will see Fit For An Autopsy dragging Sylosis, Darkest Hour and Heriot to a few basement dwellings they haven’t seen before. Whether or not that means we’ll
Hindsight is a wonderful thing because while the second album “Edge Of The Earth” by Sylosis was surrounded by controversy when it dropped thirteen years ago, it’s appearance lead to events which made it all worthwhile. After all, if vocalist Jamie Graham hadn’t been pushed out so that lead guitarist Josh Middleton could perform vocals,
A first headlining tour in eight years is just around the corner for Sylosis and so they have shared another cut recorded at the London stop of their tour with Malevolence in “Poison For The Lost“. It is of course another that takes pride of place on their new album “A Sign Of Things To
The second coming of Sylosis is now officially in full flow as the band premier a live rendition of the title track of their new album “A Sign Of Things To Come“. Shot at the O2 Forum in Kentish Town London where the band were main support for headliners Malevolence, it’s another timely reminder of
Adorned by artwork that immediately made us think of looking at Mount Rushmore while on acid, Mancunian Death Metal act Ingested have announced that Mark Hunter of Chimaira and Josh Middleton of Sylosis will join them as guests on their next album. Titled “The Tide of Death and Fractured Dreams” that will drop on 5th
Ahead of their United Kingdom headlining tour (their first in eight years!) in April Sylosis have premiered a dark music video of “Absent” from their album “A Sign Of Things To Come“. That is still available on both crystal clear with black marbled vinyl here for you to check out while we await news of
