Beyond the Sixth Seal
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| Beyond the Sixth Seal | |
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| Origin | Massachusetts |
| Genre(s) | Melodic Death Metal |
| Years active | 1998-2003, 2006-present |
| Label(s) | Lifeforce Records Black Market Activities Metal Blade Records |
| Website | Official Site[1] |
| Members | |
| Mike McKenzie Greg Weeks Brendan Roche |
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Beyond the Sixth Seal is a melodic death metal band featuring Mike McKenzie and Greg Weeks of The Red Chord. They were formed as a thrash metal band in the suburbs of Boston in 1998 and released a few demos. In the summer of 2000, bassist Adam Wentworth (The Red Chord) joined up with BTSS to record their debut EP "A Homicide Divine" in early 2001.
After a European tour and a series of shows in the US, writing for the full length began. "Earth And Sphere" was written during a major line-up change, as Adam moved to guitar and the band saw the exit of Rob Devlin (guitar) and Lawrence Kwong (vocals). Beyond The Sixth Seal continued the album writing process while searching for suitable replacements. The first to join was Matt Woods (American Nightmare) on bass, followed shortly after by Mike McKenzie (also of The Red Chord) on vocals. The album was released in 2002 on German label Lifeforce Records and Beyond the Sixth Seal disbanded the following year in 2003.[2].
Recently, the band has reformed as a studio project and is currently signed to Metal Blade Records. A rough demo of a new song appears on their MySpace page.[3]
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[edit] Members
- Mike McKenzie - vocals/guitar
- Greg Weeks - bass
- Brendan Roche - drums
[edit] Former Members
- Adam Wentworth - guitar
- Justin Chappell - guitar
- Matt Woods - bass
- Lawrence Kwong - vocals
[edit] Discography
- A Homicide Divine (2001) (Voice of Life Records)
- Y2K Demo (2001)
- Earth and Sphere (2002) (Lifeforce Records)
- The Resurrection Of Everything Tough (May 1, 2007) (Metal Blade Records)
