Embryo - A Vivid Shade On Misery (CD)

Label: Rockshots Records Genre: Technical Death Metal Format: CD Release date: 17/03//2023 Code: RSCD161 UPC: 8051128622188

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Tracklist

01. Pride
02. Highest Fame
03. Darkest Lights
04. The Seed of Lividity
05. MMDC
06. Medusa
07. Vanitas
08. Concrete Visionary

Band line up

Roberto Pasolini - Vocals
Eugenio Sambasile - Guitars
Simone Solla - Keyboards
Gabriel Pignata - Bass (session)
George Kollias - Drums (session)

Album Credits

Recording, Mixing, and Mastering
Producer: Simone Mularoni
Recording Studio: Domination Studio

Simone Mularoni handled the production of the album at Domination Studio.

"A Vivid Shade on Misery" is the fourth album by technical death metal band Embryo: for the album's recording, the band recruited international drumming powerhouse George Kollias (Nile).
Since the band's inception, Embryo has toured across Europe with Melechesh, Keep of Kalessin, Tribulation, Nile, Immolation, Ragnarok, Monuments of Misanthropy, and Suffocation along with performing on festivals such as Masters of Rock (CZ), and Total Metal Festival (Italy).
Embryo began writing their 5th offering in 2020 with George Kollias and entered the Domination Studio in July 2021 with producer Simone Mularoni, and engineer Simone Bertozzi.
Monolithic, intense, powerful, technical, and melodic this new album features eight brand new tracks and is another concept album like its predecessor "A Step Beyond Divinity". The band is inspired by historical Italian figures of the Renaissance era and their tormented lives, their absolute genius, and the gifts they gave to the world. While the previous album "A Step Beyond Divinity" was inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci, this new work is totally inspired by Michelangelo Merisi alias Caravaggio, an Italian painter active in Rome for most of his artistic life.

MARKETING & PROMOTION / SELLING POINTS

- Fifth album of the technical death metal band Embryo
- The album features international drumming powerhouse George Kollias (Nile)
- For fans of Strapping Young Lad, Meshuggah, Fear Factory, Death, and Dimmu Borgir