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Cut from the same cloth as bands such as Gorguts and Deathspell Omega, Urraca makes for a praise worthy debut from technical geniuses Sunless. If you feed off monstrous and brilliant compositions, then you will be sold upon the band's first track, Sunless deliver upon an album with terrific band chemistry, absolutely devastating instrumentation, and a unique spin with each song.

Bonus Materials

• Purple color vinyl
• Gatefold Sleeve
• Printed inner Sleeve
• limited edition of 300 copies

Sales Points

• For Fans of Gorguts, Ulcerate, Deathspell Omega

Press Quotes

Overall reminding me of both Baring Teeth and Imperial Triumphant, but crossbred together into one bizarre forward-thinking force...

     —Metal Injection

a Gorguts-ian psychedelic death metal trip that will impress with their technical proficiency as much as their ability to craft attention-grabbing and captivating songs...

     —heavy Blog is Heavt

SUNLESS are one of the best bands to come into the scene, and Urraca is a monstrous debut. They feel new and fresh in spite of their obvious influences, which is more than can be said for many other bands out there.

     —Toilet ov Hell

SUNLESS delivers a crumbling, discordant take on death metal akin to all the bands mentioned above, and does it rather well

     —Teeth of the Divine

SUNLESS have reignited my passion for strange, experimental and abstract extreme metal with a confident and frequently engaging album

     —Angry Metal Guy

There's a definite expansiveness to their playing, and all of the instruments gel so seamlessly into this captivating blend of hellish sounds that it's hard not to be drawn in

     —Echoes and Dust

Urraca makes for a praise worthy debut from technical geniuses SUNLESS. If you feed off monstrous and brilliant compositions, then you will be sold upon the band's first track

     —New Noise magazine

SUNLESS deliver upon an album with terrific band chemistry, absolutely devastating instrumentation, and a unique spin with each song

     —New Noise Magazine