DISEIM Signs With ABYSS RECORDS

December 14, 2010

Abyss Records is has announced the recent signing of Latvian old-school, sludge-laden death metal act DISEIM. With a five-song demo, entitled "Sinner", already making its way through the metal community, the band is currently hard at work on its full-length debut for a summer 2011 release.

DISEIM was formed in 2007 by drummer Imants Vovers and guitarist Dmitrijs Bulavskis. In 2008 the vocalist main songwriter Sergey Stavro joined the band, adding his poignant lyrics and guttural growl to a sound already defined by breakneck percussion and grinding guitar riffs. In 2009 the lineup was rounded out by bassist Alex Makarovs.

DISEIM is:

Imants Vovers - Drums
Dmitrijs Bulavskis - Guitars
Sergey Stavro - Vocals
Alex Makarovs - Bass

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/diseim.

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