SCAR OF THE SUN
A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE CONCURRENCIES

In August 2009 the band inked a deal with independent band manager and current host of MTV Greece’s Headbangers Ball Orpheus Spiliotopoulos and after a series of very successful live appearances in their hometown, Scar Of The Sun managed to headline Athens’ legendary venue Texas Necropolis. After those thriving appearances, the band was invited to play at Rock Hard magazine’s festival in early June ‘09, and straight after that they landed a spot on the billing of Greece’s biggest and most prestigious summer festival, Rockwave Festival 2009, playing alongside Slipknot, Mastodon, Down, Lita Ford, Saxon and many others. In January 2010, Scar Of The Sun was the opening act on two Greek dates for Pain Of Salvation, Lake Of Tears, Agua De Anique and Disillusion and in the summer of the same year they participated in an online competition put together by Century Media Records for Dark Tranquillity’s Where Death Is Most Alive Tour 2010. With a total of 18.000 votes in favour and out of 158 bands that were competing in the final round, the band won the chance to support the legendary Swedish death metal act on three dates of their European Tour in October. Such a hard-work ethic attracted the attention of renowned Canadian producer Rhys Fulber (Paradise Lost, Fear Factory, Megadeth, Machine Head), who offered his services for the co-production and mixing of Scar Of The Sun’s debut album. The mastering was handled by Greg Reely (Paradise Lost, Strapping Young Lad, Theatre Of Tragedy, Fear Factory, Machine Head). At the same time the band secured a deal with Scarlet Records for the worldwide release of the album, ‘A Series Of Unfortunate Concurrencies’ contains 10 tracks, spanning approximately 56 minutes of music featuring prominent guest appearances by Mikael Stanne (Dark Tranquillity), Bob Katsionis (Firewind), Marios Iliopoulos (Nightrage), Chris Antoniou (Septic Flesh) and Leah Randi (Conjure One). The resulting sound is multi-dimensional, blending many elements and influences; from gothic and doom atmospheres to modern electronic samples, from symphonic arrangements to the Swedish sound, with a touch of progressive structures and lots of heaviness and drama, all funnelled through Scar Of The Sun's musical concept.