"'Simulation Theory' posits that reality and existence as we know them to be are merely a
computer simulation.

Of course, The Matrix explored such a possibility in 1999, while Elon Musk espouses this
hypothesis as gospel for 2019. Regardless of the theory’s truth, humanity still thrives under the
weight of all-encompassing technology and daily cyber advancements. Born Of Osiris preserve
such humanity within a torrent of destructive polyrhythmic riffing, chaotic vocal transmissions,
and synth disarray. The Chicago quintet—Ronnie Canizaro [lead vocals], Joe Buras [keys,
synthesizers, vocals], Lee McKinney [guitar], Nick Rossi [bass], and Cameron Losch
[drums]—perfect that approach on 2019’s aptly titled, The Simulation [Sumerian Records].

The musicians architected a beacon to transmit such a message since their 2007 emergence.
Not only have they performed on stages with Judas Priest, Rob Zombie, Bring Me The Horizon,
and more, but they also landed four consecutive entries on the Billboard Top 200, including A
Higher Place [2009], The Discovery [2011], Tomorrow We Die Alive [2013], and Soul Sphere
[2015]. Additionally, they garnered features from Guitar World, Brave Words, Metalsucks, and
MetalInjection, to name a few.

By looking back, the group made a major leap forward. They spent 2017 performing their
breakthrough 2007 debut, The New Reign, in its entirety on the road. By the time the guys hit
the studio with Nick Sampson [Asking Alexandria, Of Mice & Men] who produced vocals while
McKinney produced and engineered the entire record instrumentally, the vision crystallized for
their next evolution." (Promo Copy)