Centurion - One Hundred
Centurion are
Stan Critchley - Guitar
Ben Healey-cupidi - Guitar
Eugene Economou - Drums
Ed McRae - Vocals
Rob Urbino - Bass

Band Info
Either something menacing is creeping through the water in Brighton, England, or the city best known as a colourful seaside haven has finally decided to bare its dark underbelly and gloriously sharp teeth.

Recently the city’s rapidly rising and increasingly respected metal scene has spawned the likes of Johnny Truant and Architects, but now the hour has come for Brighton’s newest sons to stand tall. Planet Earth: meet Centurion.

Though only a year young, Centurion have made quite a mark on their home turf and beyond, swinging their hefty, death plated punch at the heads of grateful punters nationwide at shows alongside their aforementioned townsmen, as well as the likes of Horse The Band, Ephel Duath and Every Time I Die. Centurion also recently toured the UK as main support to acclaimed British crew Bring Me The Horizon, and were flown over to Sweden to play at the 2006 Treasurefest alongside the likes of Purified In Blood and Jeniferever.

Centurion offer up a thick stew of hyper-aggressive riffing and mammoth grooves, splicing the mix with flashes of accomplished technicality and vehement vocal bile, yet the quintet manage to retain an irresistible mood of energy and, dare it be said, fun in their live performance.

With press plaudits already flowing and a solid fanbase built, Centurion are now ready to raise their game, their recently completed debut E.P ‘One Hundred’ an unrelenting metallic drama that swings between ferocious and epic with a masterful ease. ‘One Hundred’ caught the attention of respected UK label In At The Deep End (Gallows, Architects, Send More Paramedics), and the label will be unleashing the E.P in early 2007. Centurion will also hit the road again in January as support to Japanese metalcore crew Versus The Night, and will also be opening for hometown compadres Architects and Canadian newcomers The Gorgeous on selected dates of their UK trek.

The time has come to welcome Centurion with open arms.


Centurion