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CYANOSIS: Cover Of DEATH's 'Baptized In Blood' Posted Online

March 26, 2008

Wisconsin-based death metallers CYANOSIS have posted their cover version of the DEATH classic "Baptized in Blood" on their MySpace page.

Commented CYANOSIS: "We decided that if we would ever remake a song, it would only be fitting to do a song from a band that influenced us so much and that is truly the forefather of this music Chuck [Schuldiner, late DEATH mainman] and DEATH. This song is our way to say 'Thank you, Chuck,' and to all the members of DEATH that started the music we enjoy and love so much! ETERNAL RESPECT TO ALL OF THE SHULDINER FAMILY! WE ARE BAPTIZED IN BLOOD! MAY WE MEET AGAIN CHUCK!"

CYANOSIS recently inked a deal with Spain's Pathologically Explicit Recordings. The group's "Methods" CD, which originally came out in 1999 via Genocide Music, will be re-released with three bonus/new tracks showcasing the new lineup of Al Andrews (guitars, vocals),Phil Proite (bass, backing vocals),Eric Fredrich (drums) and Erin Brennan (media, samples, keys). All nine songs from "Methods" will be on this disc as well as "Reduced to Pulp", "Farewell to the Flesh" and "Glutton for Punishment".

Commented the band: "We know many people have thought we were gone again, but we have been hard at work doing things the right way this time! Eric will showcase all who think they have heard FAST before, just what FAST is! Ultra-catchy, fast as fuck, pummeling, intricate as hell, and more violent and hate-filled than ever. Originators of early death metal in Wisconsin like PHANTASM, ACCIDENTAL SUICIDE, EXPERIMENT FEAR, DR. SHRINKER, VIOGRESSION and BLEED will be proud that the roots are still intact. Run for cover, and tell all the shit-talkers to talk it up, for soon the hate tribe will pummel their ass when the path of chaos lands onshore!"

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