ABIOTIC Films 'Facades' Video

March 7, 2013

Miami, Florida-based progressive death metallers ABIOTIC have teamed up with director Dan Drescher to film a video for the song "Facades". You can see several images from the video shoot on Facebook.

"Facades" comes off ABIOTIC's full-length debut, "Symbiosis", which was released on October 23, 2012 via Metal Blade Records.

Comments the band: "The shooting for a second music video with director Dan Drescher is wrapped up and we couldn't be more excited.

"We shot at two locations in Orlando, Florida and could not have asked for a better crew on set.

"The song we'll be releasing the video for is 'Facades' and Dan was definitely in the same mindset as we were in taking this video to the next level. Prepare yourselves for something insane."

In other news, ABIOTIC has partnered with Guitar World to launch a brand new performance/lyric video for "The Graze Of Locusts". Fans can view the video, as well as enter to win an ESP/LTD EC-10 Two Tone burst with gig bag, at this location.

ABIOTIC will hit the road with DARK SERMON in April.

According to a press release, ABIOITIC transcends high above the rest with a most preternatural sound. By interweaving well-cultivated musical dexterity and pronounced lyrical finesse, ABIOITIC epitomizes an unwonted entity of unmatched musicianship. In a short amount of time since the quintet's inception in 2010, this ghoulish coterie has made a paramount impact in the death metal scene and support from the masses continues to grow.

The five-piece group consists of vocalist Ray Jimenez, bassist Alex Vazquez, drummer Andres Hurtado and guitarists Matt Mendez and Johnathan Matos. The band had previously released two singles and a seven-song studio EP entitled "A Universal Plague".

"Symbiosis" track listing:

01. Metamorphilia
02. Vermosapien
03. A Universal Plague
04. To Burgeon and Languish
05. Hegira
06. Conquest of Gliese
07. The Singe
08. Exitus
09. Facades
10. The Graze of Locusts

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