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SCAR SYMMETRY Sign With NUCLEAR BLAST RECORDS

June 22, 2005

Nuclear Blast Records has announced the signing of one of Swedish death metallers SCAR SYMMETRY.

According to a posting on the label's web site, "This five-peace set out to create a fresh and heavy form of catchy death metal without any boundaries whatsoever. They wanted to incorporate huge synthesizers into the music, along with blazing virtuoso guitar soloing, which would all be backed up with complex but catchy rhythms and every style of singing known to metal in general."

SCAR SYMMETRY's debut album, "Symmetric In Design", was released in February of 2005. A follow-up effort is expected next year.

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