ABSOLUTION SEQUENCE Releases New Single “The Nightlight Sigil”

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THE ABSOLUTION SEQUENCE has released a new video for their single “The Nightlight Sigil,” which is featured on their upcoming album, Dread Cycle, set to debut on August 14th. Vocalist Shawn Wells describes the song as deeply personal, focusing on themes of family trauma, toxic home environments, and the aftermath of such experiences. The track aims to shed light on the issue of individuals who have suffered greatly in spaces where they should have felt protected, but instead, have been shamed and overlooked. Through their music, the band hopes to spark conversations and help in the healing process of these profound emotional wounds.

This video release follows a series of EPs and singles from the band, with their upcoming album promising to be a culmination of their best work to date. With distribution by Blood Blast Distribution and releasing under Bleeding Art Collective, Dread Cycle is expected to establish the band as a dominant force in the realm of contemporary technical death metal. The album, produced by Chris Themelco and mastered by Jens Bogren at Fascination Street Studios, features a tracklist that reflects the band’s signature style and sound.

In addition to “The Nightlight Sigil,” the album features tracks like “Idols of Confraternity,” “Ghost Mantra,” and “The Sordid Miasma,” showcasing the band’s musical prowess and atmospheric undertones. The lyrics, penned by Shawn Wells, delve into various narratives that explore intricate themes and emotions. The album writing credits are attributed to The Absolution Sequence, with a lineup comprising members such as Steven Cusato, Steven Mason, Alastair Boon, Luke Tucker, Nick Machin, Luke Sanderson, and Shawn Wells.

Originating from the somber and remote wilderness of Tasmania, The Absolution Sequence draws inspiration from their dark and isolated surroundings. Their music reflects the eerie history and chilling landscapes of their homeland, offering a unique blend of technical death metal characterized by intense musical performances and immersive atmospheres. The band has garnered widespread acclaim for their live performances and has shared the stage with renowned acts like Nile, Archspire, Thy Art is Murder, and more.

Their consistent success in the Tasmanian metal scene has solidified their reputation as a reliable headlining act, with a dedicated following both locally and internationally. Through their music, The Absolution Sequence continues to push boundaries and explore dark themes, resonating with fans who appreciate their unique and immersive approach to extreme metal music.

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