SADIST: 'One Thousand Memories' Video Posted Online

February 23, 2008

"One Thousand Memories", the new video from Italian progressive death metallers SADIST, can be viewed below. The song comes off the group's self-titled comeback album, which was released last April in Europe via Beyond Productions.

Formed in 1991, SADIST split up in 2000 after releasing the "Lego" album and later reunited in 2005. Their compositions are said to involve "a heavy usage of guitar solos and keyboard solos, with progressive, jazz and some Eastern influences. Although SADIST are a death metal outfit, the album 'Lego' is a nu metal album with a thrash metal background."

"Sadist" features a guest appearance by GOBLIN keyboardist Claudio Simonetti, who contributes a special version of the instrumental track "Sadist", which previously appeared on SADIST's 1993 debut album, "Above the Light".

(Thanks: Greg aka Adbhuta)

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