Born of Osiris
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Born Of Osiris | |
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Origin | Chicago, Illinois, U.S. |
Genre(s) | Deathcore Progressive death metal Metalcore |
Years active | 2003–present |
Label(s) | Sumerian Records |
Website | Official Website |
Members | |
Ronnie Canizaro Matt Pantelis Lee McKinney Joe Buras Cameron Losch David Darocha |
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Former members | |
Joel Negus Dan Laabs Austin |
Born of Osiris is a progressive death/metalcore band from Chicago, Illinois.
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[edit] Biography
The band was formed in 2003, releasing several demos and going through various name changes over the next few years (most notably as RoseCrance). In 2007, under the name Born Of Osiris, they signed to Sumerian Records and finished recording their first full-length album entitled The New Reign which was released on October 2, 2007. They have toured alongside artists such as Beneath the Massacre, As Blood Runs Black, Winds of Plague, See You Next Tuesday, The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza and Veil of Maya. In June/July 2008, they will be taking part in the 2008 Summer Slaughter tour with The Black Dahlia Murder, Kataklysm, Vader, Cryptopsy, Despised Icon, The Faceless, Aborted, Psycroptic, and Whitechapel.[1]
[edit] Band Members
[edit] Current members
- Ronnie Canizaro - Vocals
- Matt Pantelis - Guitar
- Lee McKinney - Guitar
- Cameron Losch - Drums
- Joe Buras - Keyboards, Backing Vocals
- David Darocha - Bass
[edit] Past members
- Joel Negus
- Dan Laabs
- Mike Mancebo
- Joe "Horror"
- Trevor Hurlbert
- Lee Evans
- Colton Moyer
- Austin
[edit] Discography
Studio albums
Date of release | Title | Label |
2007 | The New Reign | Sumerian Records |
2006 | Rosecrance EP | Self-Released |
[edit] Track Listing
The New Reign
Track Title |
1. Rosecrance |
2. Empires Erased |
3. Open Arms to Damnation |
4. Abstract Art |
5. The New Reign |
6. Brace Legs |
7. Bow Down |
8. The Takeover |
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Encyclopaedia Metallum entry Metal-Archives.com. Retrieved on 5-08-2008.
- Official Myspace Profile Retrieved on 5-08-2008.
- Sumerian Records Retrieved on 5-08-2008.