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Effect Murder was set up by guitarist Johnny
(ex- Via Mistica) joined by Bzyk (drums) and
Konrad (vocal). The trio debuted with a
mini-album ‘Pathology Of Society’, recorded
in Bialystok’s Hertz studio in 2001. The album
was self-released and limited to 500 copies, and
its content received numerous positive reviews
both in the underground and the official music
press. Intensive promotion caused a huge
interest in Effect Murder, resulting in first
interviews and gig propositions. Music industry
took notice of the album, leading to
‘Pathology Of Society’ to be re-released in
2002 as an MC split with Rectal Sludge by
Acusubilis Records and again in 2004 as a CD
split with Hybrid Exoneration (Redroom Records).
During that time the band appeared on stage,
taking part in some local gigs alongside
Parricide, Incarnated, Dominium, Trauma,
Vesania, Non Opus Dei and Immemorial. In the
meantime two new members joined the band –
second guitarist Arek and bass player Kamil.
With the new line-up the works on new material
began.
The next stage of Effect Murder’s development
was the recording of a mini-album entitled
‘Portrait Of Fanatic’ (Matrix studio 2003).
Recording, mixing and mastering was done by
Krzysztof Murawski. The compositions on the
album formed a concept devoted to fanatism
visible in different aspects of social life. The
album was a significant step forward in relation
to the debut. The band managed to come up with a
material that was more progressive, technical
and brutal. Alongside the death metal patterns
appeared elements inspired by grind gore.
despite positive reviews and warm reception
during live gigs, the album did not see an
official release, forcing the group to
self-release 600 copies in 2004. The release was
promoted during numerous live appearances in
Poland. Effect Murder took part in a few
mini-tours with their friends from Abused
Majesty, played the Merciless East Fest in Chelm
and embarked on their first big tour in Poland(
Extreme Blast Attack with Deception and Sammath
Naur).
The 2005 brought a new record, entitled
‘Imanusi’(recorded by Piotrek Polak in
Studnia studio). The band saw a few significant
changes, both in the line-up and the stylistic
direction. A.D. Rotten became the new guitarist
and bass duties were taken over by Dehumanizer.
The music on the album was considerably
different from the previous releases, a mix of
grind core with death metal elements. The band
consciously abandoned the technical structures
in favor of simplistic and straightforward form
of musical expression. During the recording
session Effect Murder had to face its first
serious crisis, with drummer Bzyk leaving the
band for personal reasons, followed by vocalist
Konrad soon after. Due to lack of complete
line-up EF put on hold any touring activities.
In the meantime the band started its cooperation
with a young record label from Bialystok, called
Metal Jeers Production, resulting in the release
of split CD with Bloodpaint. However, due to
lack of any live appearances the recording did
not receive proper support and went unnoticed in
the music world.
E.M. got back together in July 2006 with two new
members – drummer Gregor (Hellrizer) and
vocalist Stania (ex-Enfeeblement). Working with
new members soon brought effects in from of a
recording session that took place between the
11th and 12th November in Studia studio, where
the brand new track ‘Dehumanize’ and a
Satyricon cover ‘Filthgrinder’ were
recorded. The latter appeared on a tribute album
devoted entirely to Satyricon.
2007 marked the return of the band to the stage
for a couple of gigs. Also, E.M. performed as
the hosts of Metal Jeers Death Assault, during
which the bands first ever DVD entitled ‘Death
Alive’ was recorded.
The next significant step in the bands career
was the recording session of a full-length
album, which started in the Autumn 2008. All
touring activities were put on hold and the band
locked themselves in rehearsal room to fully
concentrate on writing the new material. First
tracks were laid in May by drummer Gregor in
Bialystok’s Hertz studio. The music was
recorded by Wieslawscy brothers. The rhythm
guitar parts were recorded in June in Piotrek
Polak’s Studnia studio. The bass parts and
Stania’s vocals were recorder in August with
the usage of a mini-studio No rush. Due to
‘family duties’ of guitarist Johnny the band
put its activity on hold for nearly six months,
and all works on the album were paused until
February 2009, when the band returned to No Rush
in order to record the lead guitars and polish
the album off. At the end of February the mixing
was done in Hertz studio, and the mastering was
done by the end of May.
The album ‘Architects Of Sense’ comprises
eight tracks in the vein of brutal, technical
death metal with elements of grind, marking
therefore the return to the artistic direction
taken on the mini-album ‘Portrait Of
Fanatic’ and fully developed in the new
compositions. The last two years were the time
of intensive work on the style and the character
of the music, affected by different
personalities of the musicians involved. Thanks
to this ‘Architects Of Sense’ gains a new
dimension, more mature and musically consistent.
It is an album full of passion and finesse,
brutality and musical expression, where each
instrument has a special role in constituting
the whole.
The best producers ( Wojtek and Slawek
Wieslawscy – Hertz studio) and numerous
friends ( Piotrek Polak – Studnia studio, Adam
– No Rush studio) were involved in the
recording process of the album, helping us to
achieve our musical vision. There are also very
special guests on the album (among others: Hal z
Abused Majesty and Hermh, Przemek and Wojtek z
Hellraizer, Adam No Rush studio), who enriched
its content with their contributions.
"Architects
Of Sense"(CD
2010)
tracklist
1.
Fuck The
World Of Media
05:46
2.
New System
Failed
03:58
3.
Death Alive
04:07
4.
Eyes
Cannibalism
04:16
5.
Architects
Of Sense
05:32
6.
Valves
Devaluation
07:14
7.
The Fall Of
A Present
05:53
8.
Brand New
Hell
03:36
Total
playing time
40:22
Line up
Discography
Stania
- vocals
Johny
- guitar
A.D.
Rotten - guitar
Dehumanizer
- bas
Gregor
- drums
- Pathology of Society Demo, 2001
- Rehearsal Murder Live Demo, 2003
- Cortex / Pathology of Society Split, 2004
- Portrait of Fanatic Full-length, 2004
- Imanusi / Blinded Split, 2005
- Imanusi EP, 2005
- Death Alive DVD, 2007
- Dehumanize Single, 2007
- Architects of Sense Full-length, 2010
Effect Murder was set up by guitarist Johnny
(ex- Via Mistica) joined by Bzyk (drums) and
Konrad (vocal). The trio debuted with a
mini-album ‘Pathology Of Society’, recorded
in Bialystok’s Hertz studio in 2001. The album
was self-released and limited to 500 copies, and
its content received numerous positive reviews
both in the underground and the official music
press. Intensive promotion caused a huge
interest in Effect Murder, resulting in first
interviews and gig propositions. Music industry
took notice of the album, leading to
‘Pathology Of Society’ to be re-released in
2002 as an MC split with Rectal Sludge by
Acusubilis Records and again in 2004 as a CD
split with Hybrid Exoneration (Redroom Records).
During that time the band appeared on stage,
taking part in some local gigs alongside
Parricide, Incarnated, Dominium, Trauma,
Vesania, Non Opus Dei and Immemorial. In the
meantime two new members joined the band –
second guitarist Arek and bass player Kamil.
With the new line-up the works on new material
began.
