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Following the release of the first installment of their debut three-part EP, ‘The Sky Burial EPs’ in February 2013, Voros immediately set about establishing themselves on the local Adelaide scene. After just a few months and a handful of shows, the band’s crushing songs and high energy live performances had built them a decent following and helped them to get publicity on several websites, including Metal Underground, Sludge Factory and Metal As Fvck. The release of the second Sky Burial EP brought the group further attention: Blunt magazine, one of Australia’s leading alternative music publications, made Voros their ‘Fresh Fruit’ of the month in their October addition and the track ‘Pollaxe’ from the EP reached No. 4 on Triple J’s national Unearthed metal charts. ‘The Sky Burial EPs: Part III’ was released on November 6 and once again brought Voros international press. Moreover, it helped the group to land a support slot on Canadian death metal heavyweights Kataklysm’s December