Septicflesh has officially confirmed this week their participation in a major North American tour: the Greek symphonic death metal band will traverse the continent from October 28th to November 18th alongside Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder. A lineup featuring three major forces in contemporary metal, promising shows of formidable intensity combining relentless blast-beats and massive orchestrations.
Based in Athens, Septicflesh musicians are not merely following the tour’s main dates: they are also planning several headlining shows running parallel to the shared leg. A pragmatic strategy designed to maximize their presence on the North American market and capitalize on the momentum generated by this competitive bill.
The Greeks’ symphonic death metal rests on a characteristic contrast: sophisticated orchestral arrangements embrace brutal riffing and massive production values. This artistic duality should offer an intriguing counterpoint to the other tour’s bands, each bringing its own vision of modern and extreme metal to audiences.
For the European scene, this announcement leaves a sense of incompleteness: the band’s fanbase continues awaiting updates regarding the successor to Modern Primitive, their previous album. The North American tour could provide Septicflesh with the opportunity to refine and test unreleased material before considering a European return.
The page for Septicflesh on Purkas.
