Oh, hell yeah! This is very sick, very intimidating and ridiculously brutal death from those crazy kids at Willowtip. The barbarity of the guitar tone these guys got for this record is so over-the-top in its hugeness and power that it almost gives the band a borderline gore grind/death feel, as it reminds me of some of the huge and unforgiving guitar tones of that style. But Sadis Euphoria...Read More

Not being too familiar with Willowtip before, and judging from the cover, I was expecting some really bad artsy fartsy hardcore crossover junk. How wrong I was. Sadis Euphoria play their own style of structured, yet undeniably fierce and brutal deathgrind. When I say structured deathgrind, I mean it's not just blast beat after blast beat, with some downtuned guitars, but they really...Read More

Dunno how, but Willowtip seems to release records that are both foreign and familiar, forward-thinking yet not too leftfield, perhaps arty by extension. Like Sadis Euphoria's 'Frigid Silence Spilling'. On this six-song MCD, SE throw down dizzying but brutal blasts of DM, cerebral and visceral simultaneously, and coat them with the chaos of crustcore, a vaguely emo-ish breakdown here, maybe...Read More

Sadis Euphoria is yet another band I'd never heard of until being introduced to their music by Jason Tipton, label owner of Willowtip Records. I remember hearing one advance from their Frigid Silence Spilling mCD and finding myself very eager to hear as much more of this band as I possibly could. I was extremely surprised when I received this disc in the mail and read the attached bio...Read More

Frigid Silence Spilling opens with insane blasting and crazy screaming, but somehow there is a sense of the unexpected around the corner and as soon as the short, punishing guitar comes to the forefront one realizes Sadis Euphoria is not your typical grindcore band. Vocalist Steve Sherer sings/screams with even more intensity than Kevin Sharpe did on those early nineties...Read More