SOTHIS Seeks New Bassist

May 22, 2008

Los Angeles-based symphonic black metal band SOTHIS is seeking a professional-level bassist between the ages of 25 and 35 to complete its lineup. All applicants "must have talent, appropriate image, transportation and be able to tour. Bass gear and relocation assistance are available to the right candidate."

Visit SOTHIS' MySpace page for more info and song samples.

To contact the band directly, email [email protected].

SOTHIS recently inked a deal with Candlelight Records. The group's full-length debut, entitled "De Oppresso Liber", will be released later in year. Acording to a press release, the CD "transcends [SOTHIS'] demo by leaps and bounds in their performance, production and songwriting. The album was tracked in Los Angeles and then mixed in Varberg, Sweden by Andy LaRocque of KING DIAMOND fame at his Sonic Train Studios."

For more information, visit www.sothis.us.

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