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MORPHOSIS Completes Work On Full-Length Debut

December 3, 2008

Irish death metal legends MORPHOSIS have finished the recording their debut full-length album entitled "Rise of the Bastard Deities". Due in February 2009 via Sentinel Records, the CD was recorded at Trackmix studios between June and October 2008.

Check out audio samples at www.myspace.com/morphosisdeathmetal.

MORPHOSIS is a name familiar to older veterns of the Irish metal scene, with founding members Vinnie (guitar) and George (bass/vocals) working together since 1985. In 1990 they recorded the "Conflagration" demo under the name ASPHYXIA. Shortly after they changed their name to MORPHOSIS and recorded the "Modus Operandi" (1993) and "Malicious Malfiguration" (1995) demos. In 2005, after a decade of inactivity, the band reformed. The current lineup is completed by Sam Lambert (drums) and Squelch (vocals).

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