Sepsiss Announce Huge 2020 Plans

New Video for “Falling Unloved” Out Now

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Manchester, New Hampshire – October 8, 2019 – The past 300 and so days have been a whirlwind for the metalheads of Sepsiss, but they have just announced they have so much more in store for 2020. From Glen Robinson returning, a new LP, and a national tour. It’s about to be the year of Sepsiss.

Alternative model Melissa Wolfe has been providing the clean vocals alongside William Savant for almost a decade now. She spent this year crushing it on the press circuit hitting up every radio station and podcast she could this past spring. Truly putting herself and the band out there as they geared up for what promises to be their most dynamic year yet.

They’re heading back into the studio with Grammy-nominated producer Glen Robinson and come 2020 they’ll drop their highly anticipated album, 11/11. Along with the album, Sepsiss will embark on a huge national tour that will take them coast to coast.

For metalheads who cannot wait for the new year, never fear because Sepsiss has you covered with the Fall 2019 release of their latest single/video for “Falling Unloved.” Not available in stores, fans will have to get their hands on a copy of that from Bad Blood Disc.

“Falling Unloved” is out now, but two singles will follow soon enough as 11/11 is set for an April 2020 release. Those interested in adding “Falling Unloved” to their metal playlists, getting on the review list early for 11/11, or interviewing Sepsiss can reach out via the information provided below.

For more on information on Sepsiss, head here: https://www.www.sepsiss.com

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About:
Sepsiss had a whirlwind of a year and they plan on outdoing themselves come 2020 with the return of Glen Robinson for their new LP, 11/11!

Contact:
Sepsiss
Willam Sevant
603-793-5010
[email protected]

Links:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sepsiss
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sepsissfnband
Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/3AlLSELrqafcIl9Rwf4Xf0?autoplay=true&v=A

This article first appeared on ArtistPR.com Press Release