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India's KRYPTOS Sign With OSM RECORDS

April 1, 2006

Bangalore, India-based thrashers KRYPTOS have inked a deal with OSM Records.

Formed in the winter of 1998 by founding members Ganesh K (bass, vocals) and Nolan Lewis (guitar) with the sole purpose of paying homage to the glorious '80s metal/thrash scene, KRYPTOS' debut album, "Spiral Ascent", came out in 2004 and featured cover artwork by Niklas Sundin of DARK TRANQUILLITY.

Commented OSM Records CEO Patrick Ramseier: "We are very excited to welcome KRYPTOS to the OSM family. KRYPTOS plays aggressive yet melodic thrash metal. The plan for KRYPTOS is to enter the studio in September to record the follow up to their acclaimed debut record 'Spiral Ascent' for a 2007 release. In the meanwhile you can still order 'Spiral Ascent' through OSM or via The End Records."

For more information, visit www.osmrecords.net.

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