Setherial parts ways with bassist
Swedish black metallers Setherial have issued the following update:
"Due to mostly not being committed enough we've decided to end our collaboration with recent bassist, Funestus Inferis.
For the upcoming album, the bass will be handled by Kraath. A session bass player will later be recruited for upcoming live rituals.
The new official Setherial lineup is:
Infaustus - Vocals
Kraath - Guitars and bass
Thurz - Guitars
Mysteriis - Battery
"Session bass players will be revealed later.
"The recording of the new album will start this week and we are also preparing to record a additional new track exclusively for a split EP with Corpus Christii.
"The new, yet-untitled Setherial album will probably be released this winter through Regain Records."
Setherial's fifth album, "Death Triumphant", was released in May 2006 via Regain Records. The follow-up to 2003's "Endtime Divine" was recorded at the Abyss studio and is said to be "more technical than their previous albums but the aggression still remains."
"Due to mostly not being committed enough we've decided to end our collaboration with recent bassist, Funestus Inferis.
For the upcoming album, the bass will be handled by Kraath. A session bass player will later be recruited for upcoming live rituals.
The new official Setherial lineup is:
Infaustus - Vocals
Kraath - Guitars and bass
Thurz - Guitars
Mysteriis - Battery
"Session bass players will be revealed later.
"The recording of the new album will start this week and we are also preparing to record a additional new track exclusively for a split EP with Corpus Christii.
"The new, yet-untitled Setherial album will probably be released this winter through Regain Records."
Setherial's fifth album, "Death Triumphant", was released in May 2006 via Regain Records. The follow-up to 2003's "Endtime Divine" was recorded at the Abyss studio and is said to be "more technical than their previous albums but the aggression still remains."