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SYLOSIS Return from Hiatus with New Line-Up, New Music and First Headline Show in Four Years

Josh Middleton has announced the long-anticipated return of Sylosis with the coming record, Cycle Of Suffering, set for release on the 7th February. Check out new music from the band here.

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Josh Middleton has announced the long-anticipated return of Sylosis with the coming record, Cycle Of Suffering, set for release on the 7th February. The announcement also delivers a first look at the band, since their 3-year hiatus, with the launch of the brand-new video, “I Sever”; available everywhere now. Further to the release of new music from the band, Sylosis take to the stage for the first time in 4 years to headline Islington Assembly Hall on 13th February with Josh promising that this will be the biggest and baddest Sylosis live show to date!

Excited for new Sylosis music? Check out “I Sever” here:


Josh comments “After 3 long years, Sylosis are back! I want to thank all of our fans for their patience and support over these last few years. ‘Cycle of Suffering’ is dedicated to them. With this new chapter, we close another; I’d like to thank Carl Parnell for his time in Sylosis. Many great memories made with him and I wish him the best in his career. Now we welcome Conor Marshall to Sylosis! Another man in another band (Conjurer) – Conor is an amazing player and compliments what we do really well. A warm welcome planned for 13th February where we play our first show in over 4 years! We’re excited and focussed – see you in 2020!”

You can pre-order the record on various formats now from: https://nblast.de/CycleOfSuffering and pick up tickets for the London headline show in February 13 at Islington Assembly Hall from here: here.

Cycle Of Suffering Track Listing:

01. Empty Prophets
02. I Sever
03. Cycle Of Suffering
04. Shield
05. Calcified
06. Invidia
07. Idle Hands
08. Apex Of Disdain
09. Arms Like A Noose
10. Devils In Their Eyes
11. Disintegrate
12. Abandon

I have an unhealthy obsession with bad horror movies, the song Wanted Dead Or Alive and crap British game shows. I do this not because of the sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll lifestyle it affords me but more because it gives me an excuse to listen to bands that sound like hippos mating.

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