Sol Invicto

• Richie Londres
• Stephen Carpenter
• Eric Bobo
• Technical Itch
• Dan Foord

Sol Invicto is an American/British heavy music project, founded by Richie Londres, Eric Bobo of Cypress Hill and Stephen Carpenter of Deftones, joined in the later years by UK drum and bass producer, Technical Itch. The group is mostly instrumental and describe their sound as cinematic industrial electronic metal.

History

The group was formed in 2008 by Richie Londres and Eric Bobo (Who previously worked together on Spanish Hip Hop project Cultura Londres) Eric sent a track to Deftone’s Stephen Carpenter and the project was born. The band remained relatively underground for many years and where joined in later years by the British Drum & Bass producer Technical Itch. The group incorporated in 2017 as private members association, they have never released music officially to the public, only demos exist prior to their incorporation. They released their first official album in 2017 to members of the “Sol Invicto Comiti” exclusively. In 2023 the band announced on social media it was finalising a deal to release their music to the public on all platforms and still retain the members club.

Project members

• Richie Londres - Producer
• Technical Itch - Producer
• Stephen Carpenter - Guitarist
• Eric Bobo - Percussion/Drums
• Dan Foord - Drums

Discography

• Diamond Eyes (Official Remix) 2010 Warner Bros. Records
• You've Seen The Butcher (Official Remix) 2010 Warner Bros. Records
• "Morte Et Dabo" (Official Remix) 2011 Sumerian Records
• "A Lesson Never Learned" (Official Remix) 2011 Sumerian Records
• Initium (Album) 2017 Sol Invicto (Private Release)

Sources

• Sol Invicto (Deftones, Etc.) To Release Future Music Exclusively Through Private Members Club

External links

• Sol Invicto on Facebook
• "Interview with Richie Londres –– Sol Invicto & the future" at Deftones.ru
• "Sol Invicto interviewed on Noise Creep about the new album"
• Deftones announce Sol Invicto Remixes
• Noise Creep Announce Remixes for Chi
• Guitar World Review - A Reason For Being