Prosthetic Records signs Neuraxis

Press Release: Prosthetic Records signs Neuraxis

Prosthetic Records is proud to announce the addition of Canadian progressive death metal band NEURAXIS to the label’s roster. The band will tentatively release its Prosthetic debut in mid-2008. “The search for our new label is now over,” guitarist Rob Milley comments. “Neuraxis is excited to be joining the Prosthetic Records family. We are working hard on finishing the new album and looking forward to touring like madmen next year!“

NEURAXIS recently released ‘Live Progression,‘ via Galy Records, the live follow-up to 2005’s ‘Trilateral Progression,’ the band’s latest studio album.

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“There must be something in the water. From Voivod to Gorguts, Kataklysm to Cryptopsy, the Great White North continues to spit up one improbably innovative band after another. Montreal-based quintet Neuraxis don’t play the weirdness card as forthrightly as any of the aforementioned combos, but the group’s specific strain of technical death metal is anything but ordinary.” - Decibel magazine

“Neuraxis has become a band that now satisfies on a lot of different levels, and the group has quietly achieved leader status in the notoriously hi-tier Quebec scene.” – Brave Words And Bloody Knuckles magazine

“On its fourth full-length release, the Montreal tech-death squad has accomplished what so many of its brethren have failed to do: adroitly combine technicality, brutality, and melody. Is there a death metal training facility in Montreal that has been secretly financed by the Canadian government? I can think of no other logical explanation for the continuing stream of quality acts coming from the region.” - Blabbermouth

“Whether Neuraxis achieves similar notoriety as Death did in their heyday is probably unlikely due to the sheer volume of bands being churned out of every suburb nationwide that serve to saturate the scene, but their imagination, both musically and lyrically on Ian Campbell’s part, are easily up to par with Death’s best; a compliment that will not be handed out again anytime soon.” - Lambgoat

“…technical death metal that strikes a damn fine blend between surprisingly brutal heaviness and snarling vocal growls with lots of forceful melodic tendencies and memorable songwriting tactics that keep the complexity up front without making it the focus.” - Aversion Online

“The future for Neuraxis seems bright and full of opportunity….Heightened exposure is coming and Neuraxis have earned it.” - Metal Archives

“Fast, technical, and precise to a millisecond, every member of this band is better than almost any band you listen to. They take the sometimes boring world of metal and turn it upside down, while avoiding the usual pitfalls of such bands…” - Stereokiller