Three years following the release of their acclaimed third album "Wild Grown", Portuguese alternative rock group Cinemuerte are back with a new effort entitled "DHIST".
"DHIST" is scheduled for release in early November via Ranging Planet Records and is the first of a collection of three eps the band is planning to release in the coming months.
The artwork for all three releases was created by Tommy Ingberg, prestigious Swedish photographer recently awarded by PX3 Prix De La Photographie Paris.
"Dog", the first single to be revealed from this new EP is now playing at the following location.
Formed in 2002 by vocalist Sophia Vieira and bassist/programmer João Vaz, it took Cinemuerte three years to craft and shape their first album "Born From Ashes". The album was produced by Armando Teixeira (Balla, Bullet, Da Weasel, Bizarra Locomotive, Boris Ex-Machina, Ik Mux) and released by Raging Planet Records.
In 2008, following several live performances, including some appearances at festivals like Vilar de Mouros and Super Bock Super Rock, the band releases their sophomore album "Aurora Core". The record was mixed and mastered by renowned producer Waldemar Sorychta (Lacuna Coil, The Gathering, Moonspell, Tiamat, Samael) and features Pedro Cardoso from Fever on drums and Ricardo Amorim from Moonspell on guitar. Moonspell vocalist Fernando Ribeiro also contributed with lyrics for the song "The Night of Everyday".
In 2009, guitarists Tiago Menaia, Fred Gonçalves and drummer Sergio Lopo join the band and in 2012 this expanded line-up records and releases their third album "Wild Grown". Mixed and mastered by Saosin's guitarist and engineer Beau Burchell, who has worked with acts like The Bronx and Underoath in the past, "Wild Grown" was distributed worldwide by Sony Music Entertainment.
2014 marks the return of the band to recordings, now as a four-piece following the departure of guitarist Tiago Menaia in 2012. Entitled "DHIST", this new work is first of a series of three eps the band is planning to release in the coming months.
