Born of Osiris Part Ways with Guitarist, Begin Work on New Album

by Ryan Minic | Jan 12, 2012

Born of Osiris have parted ways with guitarist Jason Richardson, and have starting writing their next album, expected in summer/fall through Sumerian.

Speaking on moving forward without Richardson, the band commented “This was something that just needed to happen. We will be a more creative, energized, and focused unit as a result. The past year was the band’s most successful and we owe it all to our amazing fans. We promise everyone that 2012 will see us take further steps to bringing every aspect of our band to a new level. We couldn’t possibly be more excited for what the future holds.”

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