Sisters Of Suffocation

S.O.S is an Eindhoven based Death Metal band determined to spread their love for extreme music and cover the world in pink!

In 2014, vocalist Els Prins and guitarist Simone van Straten decided to start playing Death Metal with a twist – that is, with other girls who shared their love of extreme music. Behold the birth of Sisters of Suffocation! They released their first single 'Boundaries' in 2014. Off to a fast start, together with drummer Amber de Buijzer, they played at Eindhoven Metal Meeting 2014, and continued thrashing stages in the Netherlands and Belgium in 2015, with Puck Wildschut now on bass.

2016 saw more stage action, with S.O.S. playing festivals such as Stonehenge Festival, Antwerp Metal Fest and Dynamo Metal Fest, sharing the stage with Cattle Decapitation, Misery Index, Entombed A.D. and Dying Fetus amongst others. They also supported Legion of the Damned during their Dutch anniversary tour, together with Cliteater. In 2017 S.O.S. will go more and more international and play at Chronical Moshers and Dong Open Air in Germany and Gäfle Metal Fest in Sweden. But the Netherlands and Belgium will not be forgotten with planned appearances at AMF and Zwarte Cross.

S.O.S. Released their first EP 'Brutal Queen' in April 2016, showcasing their love for not only Death Metal, but also Black, Thrash and Progressive Metal, with an Old School edge. They released a video for the title track 'Brutal Queen' and a lyric video for the song 'Fuck It', which were both well received and earned them a lot of exposure on local and international platforms such as Blabbermouth. After S.O.S. got signed by Hammerheart records, the EP was re-released in September 2016. This was followed with an LP-release of the 'Brutal Queen' record in December. In that month, S.O.S. also released another video, this time of the new and previously unreleased song 'Phobophobia'.

April 2017 will see the girls back in the studio with Martin Furia to record their first full length record. The new songs will bring you more brutality and diversity. S.O.S. have been working their asses off in the gym to work up the stamina for a live recording of their debut album and the willpower to not write a concept album about unicorns, rainbows and glitter beards. What to expect then? It’s a surprise! The album will be released in 2017, so be prepared...