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SOREPTION: ‘Engineering The Void’ Track Listing Revealed

Posted by aliblackdiamond on January 5, 2013
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Source: Blabbermouth.net 

Swedish death metallers SOREPTION will release their second album, “Engineering The Void”, in early 2013 via Ninetone Records. The follow-up to 2010’s “Deterioration Of Minds” was recorded, mixed and produced by Tommy Rehn at Ninetone Studios. The CD cover artwork was created by Raphael Gabrio of Insane Visions and can be seen below.

“Engineering The Void” track listing:

01. Reveal The Unseen
02. The Nature Of Blight
03. Breaking The Great Narcissist
04. A Speech To Survival
05. Utopia
06. Monumental Burden
07. I Am You
08. Engineering The Void

Formed in 2005, “SOREPTION unleash their surgically precise and unique, razorsharp voilence with technically and artistically advanced riffs topped off with in-your-face brutal vocals, leaving the listener nothing short of stunned and ready to bow down to the mature display of how death metal should be played,” according to a press release.

SOREPTION is:

Fredrik Söderberg – Vocals
Anton Svedin – Guitars
Stefan Nordlander – Session Guitarist
Rickard Persson – Bass
Tony Westermark – Drums

Swedish Tech-Metallers SOREPTION Records Second Album

Posted by tarjavirmakari on June 29, 2012
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NINETONE Records has issued the following:

One of Black Dahlia Murder and The Faceless favourite tech metallers SOREPTION have started the recordings for their massively anticipated second album due to be released later 2012.

Soreption drum recordings is just finished. Fast footed drummer Tony Westermark leaves a studio report.

For more information, please visit: http://www.facebook.com/soreption

Swedish death metal heralds SOREPTION were founded in late 2005, adding a new face to the young talents in the current technical death metal scene.

SOREPTION unleash their surgically precise and unique, razorsharp voilence with technically and artistically advanced riffs topped off with in your face brutal vocals, leaving the listener nothing short of stunned and ready to bow down to the mature display of how death metal should be played.