OOBRIS IOS – Canadian Death Metallers Release Debut Album “Vospat” Written in Ancient Alien Tongue

A celestial side project from the members of Wilt and Dissolution

Canadian death metal trio OOBRIS IOS is proud to announce the release of the band’s debut album Vospat, out now via Decomp Regalia Records.

LISTEN TO THE COSMIC TRANSMISSIONS OF
“KESAIS IRABAD XOGOLO ARAIT” HERE

Featuring members of Manitoba-based extreme metal acts Wilt and Dissolution, OOBRIS IOS formed in 2024, drawing on the concept of the Singularity’s destruction 14 billion years ago—a moment that birthed the universe and scattered the seeds of chaos.

Vospat channels that chaos into eight unrelenting tracks written and sung in an ancient celestial tongue, with titles like “Sagot Los Ros Obvis Vin,” “Dostratis Satod Duvon Xagon,” and “Kesais Irabad Xogolo Arait.” 

The band comments regarding the celestial origin of the lyrics: “Translations were lost eons ago, but some believe it is the retelling of what it’s like to be dragged through a black hole across the cosmos.”

LISTEN TO THE FIRST SINGLE HERE

OOBRIS IOS isn’t just a sound—it’s a statement, an act of defiance against light and all it represents. The band’s lineup—Jordan Dorge on vocals, Ryan Forsyth on guitars and bass, and Jordan Sanderson on drums—operates like a well-oiled war machine, relentless in its attack. Their first single, “Dostratis Satod Duvon Xagon,” recently premiered on NO CLEAN SINGING, showcases their ability to create music that feels utterly alien yet viscerally human.

Vospat is out now on all major streaming platforms and 10” eco-mix vinyl via Decomp Regalia Records. For those drawn to the chaos and the void, follow Oobris Ios on Instagram (@oobris.ios) and Bandcamp (oobrisios.bandcamp.com).

LISTEN/PURCHASE HERE: oobrisios.bandcamp.com

OOBRIS IOS is:

Jordan Dorge – vocals
Ryan Forsyth – bass, guitars
Jordan Sanderson – drums

Social Links:

https://www.instagram.com/oobris.ios
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61553696603613

Press:

“…an alien mind-bender of a high order.” — NO CLEAN SINGING

“Their sound is a rejection of light, a defiance against order, a maelstrom of cosmic entropy given form.” — DECIBEL MAGAZINE