GMBG & The Corpsepaint Show Present
Aenimus, The Kennedy Veil, I Am Destruction, Astyanax
Fri Aug 2
Limited $5 presale tickets available
$15 Advance/ $17 Day of Show/ $25 Premier Balcony/ $125 Premier Tables/ $300 Premier Cabana
DECREPIT BIRTH - The Resonance (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) DECREPIT BIRTH - Hieroglyphic (OFFICIAL PLAY-THROUGH) DECREPIT BIRTH - Hieroglyphic (OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO) DECREPIT BIRTH - Epigenetic Triplicty (360 VISUALIZER OFFICIAL VIDEO)
Decrepit Birth was formed in 2001 by Matt Sotelo - guitars, Bill Robinson - vocals, and Derek Boyer – bass. Originally the intention was to play devastating, brutal, technical death metal, mixed with influences from the early 1990's Florida death metal scene. Since Matt and Derek had at one time both played in Southern California band, DEPRECATED, it was easy for the two of them to begin collaborating on material for the first full length Decrepit Birth album "…And Time Begins".
In Fall of 2002, with the help of friend Tim Yeung on session drums, they entered Legion Studios to begin recording. Almost a year later "…And Time Begins" was released on Unique Leader Records, artwork by Dan Seagrave. The album had production issues but still managed to forge a very solid fan base in the death metal scene. The band went through a dry period of playing no shows due to the lack of a drummer. Bassist Derek Boyer got the chance of a lifetime and was offered a full time position with death metal legends SUFFOCATION. That left Decrepit Birth with out a drummer or bassist.
During 2004, bassist Risha Eryavec stepped in and not long after that, drummer KC Howard of ODIOUS MORTEM officially joined the band as well. For the next couple years the new lineup played many shows, fests and one North American tour. In 2007 the band took a break and began writing full time for the new album. They went through some lineup changes and also dealt with personal issues related to a past member. This conflicted the band, and brought about a spiritual overhaul. The result was a change in direction and sound. The new music was becoming influenced by melodic and progressive compositions. The sound was more mature and catchy, while still maintaining the brutality Decrepit Birth is known for.
In Spring of 2007 Decrepit Birth entered Castle Ultimate Studios with engineer Zack Ohren to begin recording for the sophomore album. In January 2008 the highly anticipated album "Diminishing Between Worlds" was released again through Unique Leader Records. During that same month of January, Decrepit Birth embarked upon their biggest tour yet, opening for THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, THREE INCHES OF BLOOD, and HATE ETERNAL. With the addition of a second guitarist, Dan Eggers and bassist, Joel Horner(both of ODIOUS MORTEM) to replace Risha so he could focus on his family and job, the brand new line up played night after night of sold out shows through out the United States. Now with a new album freshly released, Decrepit Birth was able to catch the attention of Nuclear Blast Records, which was a label the band really wanted to work with for years. After negotiations, they happily signed on with Nuclear Blast in Spring of 2008. The band is currently touring in support of the new album and is also writing new music, which can only be described as an "evolved version of what we did on Diminishing Between Worlds".
The Kennedy Veil
From Sacramento, Calif. (USA).
I Am Destruction - Violence Devours (ft. Andrew Patterson) Official Video I Am Destruction - Infernal Katabasis Playthrough (Stephen 'Mud' Mashburn)
Devourment, Disentomb, The Faceless, Aborted, Abominable Putridity
Ft.Worth TEXAS death metal
DECREPIT BIRTH - The Resonance (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) DECREPIT BIRTH - Hieroglyphic (OFFICIAL PLAY-THROUGH) DECREPIT BIRTH - Hieroglyphic (OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO) DECREPIT BIRTH - Epigenetic Triplicty (360 VISUALIZER OFFICIAL VIDEO) Ænimus - Transcend Reality (Full Album Stream) Ænimus "The Awakening" Official Music Video I Am Destruction - Violence Devours (ft. Andrew Patterson) Official Video I Am Destruction - Infernal Katabasis Playthrough (Stephen 'Mud' Mashburn)