Legendary polish death/thrash metal quartet SPARAGMOS proudly announces reissue of the band's sophomore studio album "Error". 

Released oryginally in 1994 on tape only Error is finally receiving a 21st-century edition worthy of its legacy, for the first time on CD and LP, newly remastered. The album was mastered in 2026 by Filip Heinrich Hałucha at Heinrich House Studio, giving the classic 1993/1994 recordings a fresh, significantly clearer and more dynamic sound, while preserving the raw, organic spirit of the ’90s.

The reissue of Error is not merely a nostalgic journey — it is an opportunity for an album that was overlooked in the 1990s and difficult to buy due to the decline of the cassette format to finally be heard the way it was always meant to sound: loud, clear, and uncompromising.

At the time of its original release, Error was already regarded as one of the boldest and most progressive records on the Polish — and beyond — extreme metal scene. Its eclectic fusion of death metal, thrash, technical precision, power-driven choruses, expansive melodies, and experimental song structures pushed far beyond the genre’s standards of the era.

Critics frequently drew comparisons between the album and the cult classic Spheres by Dutch legends Pestilence, highlighting its forward-thinking approach and uncompromising artistic vision.

SPARAGMOS was formed in 1989 in Warsaw on the initiative of guitarist Sebastian Zusin, vocalist and guitarist Łukasz Myszkowski, and drummer Artur Grudziński. The latter soon left the band. His place was taken by Tomasz Marecki, and bassist Andrzej Rudnicki also joined the lineup. As a quartet, the musicians recorded their debut demo Mortal Organic Remains, which was self-released in 1990. In February 1992, the quartet entered the Power Play studio in Warsaw to record material for their first full-length album Invitation From Host Of Wrath. The band then began working on their second album, Error. The material was recorded with a new drummer, Krzysztof Bentkowski. SPARAGMOS remained active until 2002. Their final album, Conflict, was released in 1999.

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