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SULACO Sign With WILLOWTIP RECORDS

May 12, 2006

Willowtip has announced the signing of Rochester's SULACO. Featuring former members of the legendary LETHARGY and KALIBAS, SULACO will release their brand new full-length album, "Tearing Through The Roots", on August 22.

With previous releases through Relapse (2003's self-titled EP) and a split with SOILENT GREEN via Crash and Burn Cartel, SULACO have established themselves as a band playing a style that is "spasmodically progressive as it is abrasively visceral." "Tearing Through The Roots" marks the bands first ever full-length and continues in their tradition of "amazing musicianship, progressive songwriting, and the best forward-thinking metal available today," according to a press release.

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