Artist description Emerging from the depths of New York comes Withered Earth. Withered Earth breaks down the barriers caused by categorization through it's music and nontraditional live show. Withered Earth introduced their first demo "Abolish in Thorns" in 1005. Followed by the release of their second demo "Icaronycteris" and then their full length CD "Forgotten Sunrise" on Cryptic Sould Productions (Italy). The Band toured in support of their US release on Whitenoise Records with Nile and Monstrosity. After playing Milwaukee Metalfest, Withered Earth signed with Olympic Recordings in October of 2000. Combining a vengefull attack of metal, hardcore, and noise riffs. "Into the Deepest Wounds" draws the listener into a mindnumbing onslaught of chaos and brutality.

Music Style Death Metal

Musical Influences Celtic Frost, Morbid Angel, Bolt Thrower, Entombed, Naplam Death

Similar Artists Cryptopsy, Morbid Angel, Cannibal Corpse, Suffocation

Artist History Withered Earth formed in 1995 out of the ashes of the infamous DISGORGED (featuring Dave Culross of Suffocation). Founding members: Adam Bonacci and Chris Burgio remain the core of Withered Earth. The band toured in 2001 with Deicide, Marduk and Gorguts in support of their album on Olympic Recordings: "Into the Deepest Wounds". The band immediately joined a second tour with Skinless, Impaled, Enter Self, Origin and Vader. Withered Earth has opened for Morbid Angel, Napalm Death, Mortician, Immolation, Nile, Gorguts, Cyptopsy, Goatwhore, Obituary and countless others (see their thank you list).

Group Members Current Lineup: Adam Bonacci (Vocals); Chris Burgio (Guitar); Toby Bailey (Bass); Brian Spade (Drums)

Albums Abolish in Thorns; Icaronycteris; Forgotten Sunrise; Into the Deepest Wounds

Additional Info email: witheredearth@hotmail.com

Location Rochester, New York - USA

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