Sarnath is the Centipede’s debut full length album that resumes from where the band left off with their previous Brazen Bull EP. 8 songs of heavy stoner metal brings together the different sides of Centipede: slow stomping and fast pummeling. Inspired by H.P. Lovecraft, part of the record forms a story of a doomed city that also gives its name to the album.

In addition to a digital release there will be a small batch of CDs and with the record release a two-song 12″ vinyl single that comes with a download code for the whole album. The album is released March 4th 2016 by Inverse Records.

About Centipede:
Centipede is a heavy hitting stoner metal trio from Helsinki, Finland. Formed in 2011, they have released two well received EP’s and a 7” split. Finally, 2016 is the time for Centipede’s debut full length, titled Sarnath.

Centipede brings together their love for stoner, sludge, thrash and Iommian riffage to create their blend of metal that’s at times sluggishly slow and at times frantically speeding. They draw inspiration from bands like High on Fire, Mastodon, Weedeater and the Melvins but don’t piss on the graves of Sabbath or Metallica either.

The reviews of Centipede’s previous EP (Brazen Bull) mentioned the band “claiming the title of Finland’s most crushing vibes” (Inferno magazine) and creating a “heavy and oppressive atmosphere” (Miasma magazine). One German review said that the vocals sound like taking a shit after three days, but it remains unclear whether this is a good or a bad thing. Generally the reviews have been positive, but the music of Centipede isn’t for everyone, and that’s totally fine.

In their purest form Centipede have been seen in shows around Finland and on a mini tour in the Baltics. With their debut full length there are more gigs in the horizon, but new material is being written constantly as well.

LINKS:
http://centipede.bandcamp.com
http://soundcloud.com/centipedeband
http://www.facebook.com/centipedeband
https://twitter.com/centipede_band
https://www.instagram.com/centipede_band/