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ENEMY OF THE SUN, the German group from producer wizard and guitarist Waldemar Sorychta, has just released their second album entitled Caedium (Latin for a self-inflicted death). Sorychta, who was involved in some of the most memorable moments of bands like Moonspell, Lacuna Coil, and Sentenced, has taken a slight musical turn on Caedium (The End Records).

While the 2007 Enemy of the Sun debut Shadows was indefinable, Caedium is defined by its diversity. But like a big puzzle that fits perfectly together; all the way from the filthy rock’n'roll rhythms of “Paradigm” to “Castaways In The N.W.O.”‘s techno-metal, the heavy, attitude-driven pieces like “Another End Of The Rainbow” and “The Golden Horizon” to the glimpses of classical guitar virtuosity throughout the album.

And the supporting cast? The irresistible groove of Enemy Of The Sun comes from the wrists and fingertips of drummer Daniel Zeman, and bassist Alla Fedynitch, who already proved herself touring with PAIN. And, as if this wouldn’t be enough, the group is fronted by Jules Näveri from the Finnish band PROFANE OMEN, capable of delivering some of the most powerful and diverse vocals around.

- Several songs from the new release are up on the band’s MySpace page. BIG GROOOOOVES!