UK death metal stalwarts De Profundis announce new full length

UK death metal stalwarts De Profundis announce new full length

Respected death metal veterans from UK, De Profundis, are here with their strongest album till date. Their fifth full length is unlike anything they’ve done in the past – it’s very hard-hitting, backed with a strong anti-religious sentiment, and at the same time it’s an exploration of their established sound. You can stream one of their tracks that was featured on the free Transcending Obscurity 2018 label sampler on their Bandcamp or YouTube.

De Profundis (UK) – ‘The Blinding Light of Faith’ Gold-embossed Box Set / 8-Panel Digipak CD / Merch / Digital (May 10th, 2018)
Genre – Death Metal
Release Date – May 10th, 2018
Record Label – Transcending Obscurity Records
For fans of – (early) Opeth, Dismember, Edge of Sanity, Hypocrisy, Vader, Pestilence, Ursinne, Bolt Thrower

Track list: 
1. Obsidian Spires
2. War Be Upon Him
3. Opiate For The Masses
4. Bastard Sons Of Abraham
5. Martyrs
6. Godforsaken
7. Beyond Judgement
8. Bringer Of Light

Line up: 
Shoi Sen – Lead and Rhythm Guitars
Arran McSporran – Fretless Bass
Craig Land – Vocals
Paul Nazarkardeh – Lead and Rhythm Guitars
Tom Atherton – Drums and Percussion

Logo by Gary Ronaldson (Misery Index, Benighted)

Artwork by Alex Tartsus (Sinister, Depravity)

Long-running death metal band De Profundis have had an illustrious career. Over the years, they’ve kept perfecting their sound which incorporated progressive as well as melodic elements, and for their fifth full length, they’ve distilled only the best qualities into a massive death metal slab that’s emotive yet powerful. ‘The Blinding Light Of Faith’ is a bold step forward for the band into heavier territories as they eschew long, winding songs and go straight for the jugular. With a new logo made by Gary Ronaldson (Misery Index, Benighted) and a gnarly album artwork by Alex Tartsus (Sinister, Depravity) depicting the band’s anti-religious stance, De Profundis are confident of their direction and this promises to be their best album thus far. It’s a quintessential death metal album that manages to showcase diversity without compromising on the heaviness.

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