Connecticut progressive metalcore outfit Sirens Over Sumeria has partnered up with Ouch That Hertz! to exclusively premiere the band’s forthcoming label debut to coincide with the launch of Ouch That Hertz!’s new site. The band would hit the studio in 2014 with Joe Din of Moosehead Studios to record the self-titled album, which can be streamed HERE, before shipping the record off to Perdition’s guitarist Andrew DeSanctis at Enslaved Sound Productions to have the album mixed and mastered. Demir had this to say on the album, “It consists of a variety of metalcore influences that includes lots of raging breakdowns but without an absence of fretwork. Lyric wise, the album is heavily based on video games because we’re a bunch of nerds.” Since forming in 2012, the band has combined the influences of the likes of Memphis May Fire, August Burns Red, I The Breather, The Amity Affliction, In Hearts Wake with raging breakdowns, technical fretwork, and video game based lyrical content to create the foundation this is found on their forthcoming self-titled album.
2. Sovereign
3. Phase I: Revelation
4. Phase II: Paradise or Perdition
5. Phase III: Vox Populi
6. Black Horse Sex Cartel
7. Medicine Man
8. Hypocrites & Heretics
9. For Answer
10. Faction
About Sirens Over Sumeria:
Bursting from the northeast scene with their take on progressive metalcore, the Connecticut based Sirens Over Sumeria formed in 2012. Combining the influences of the likes of Memphis May Fire, August Burns Red, I The Breather, The Amity Affliction, In Hearts Wake with raging breakdowns, technical fretwork, and video game based lyrical content, it is no wonder the band has quickly risen up the ranks and turned heads. In 2014, the band hit Moosehead Studios with Joe Din to record their self-titled album before connecting with Andrew DeSanctis at Enslaved Sound Productions to mix and master the release. In early April the band announced that they had signed with Imminence Records to release the album May 19th.
