#News #Stream Scarab – Transmutation of Fate
Egypt’s death metal legends return with ritualistic riffs, cinematic orchestration, and crushing aggression. “Transmutation of Fate”, the new EP from Egypt’s legendary death metal force SCARAB.
With this release, the band enters a new chapter under its global alliance with the iconic American label. As a result, SCARAB launches a devastating new era. Brutal Records now drives the band’s ancient sonic incantations through its international network.
SCARAB formed in 2006 and quickly earned a reputation for ferocity, atmosphere, and spiritual intensity. Over the years, the band refined a sound that stands apart. Moreover, SCARAB fuses uncompromising death metal with Middle Eastern and Egyptian mysticism. Because of this approach, the music creates a ritualistic experience that transcends borders, cultures, and belief systems. Crushing riffs collide with cinematic orchestrations. Meanwhile, relentless aggression channels ancient mythology into modern extreme metal.
Sammy Sayed leads the band on vocals and orchestrations. Alongside him, Tarek Amr and Omar Abou Doma command the guitars. Mohamed El Sherbieny anchors the sound on bass. At the same time, Amir El-Saidi drives the music forward with punishing drums. Sherif Elias expands the sonic landscape on keyboards and synths. Together, SCARAB pushes its mythology further with a sound that remains both brutal and transcendent.
Each track functions as a ceremonial invocation. In particular, the band blends fearless precision with deep atmospheric layers. Therefore, the EP reinforces SCARAB’s role as pioneers of Egyptian extreme metal on a global scale.
While there is no single for stream we share one song form a live show
“Scarab – Reign of Leeches – Live at CJC 610, Egypt – Wall of Sound (Dark Mode Show)”
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