Indesinence: Vessels Of Light And Decay auf 2 LPs

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Formed in 2001, London, UKs INDESINENCE are one of the very few UK death / doom bands (alongside Esoteric) that are upholding the classic tradition of the genre that was spearheaded long-ago by such bands as Paradise Lost, Anathema, and My Dying Bride. And since those three forefathers emerged away from their roots and went onto different paths that would evade, for the most part, their roots, there hadn't really been any prominent band that emerged to uphold the UK death / doom metal tradition. INDESINENCE would inevitably become one of the very few UK bands to emerge that would uphold the classic death / doom tradition. By taking influence from the UKs big three (most notably early Paradise Lost) along with taking influence from such other luminaries as Disembowelment and Skepticism, INDESINENCE (which also features members of Grave Miasma, Cruciamentum, and Adorior) would generate quite the reputation in their homeland. With only their Ecstatic Lethargy demo, their Noctambulism full-length, and their Neptunian compilation EP being the only works within INDESINENCEs repertoire that spans their 12 year career, Vessels Of Light And Decay will solidify the awareness of INDESIENCNEs importance in the death / funeral / doom metal movement and will make a statement as one of the top albums that the genre will offer all year. The most notable and important doom / death metal band from the UK going right now alongside Esoteric. Formed over ten years ago, Indesinence have picked up the torch and forged on from what the original three UK doom bands (Paradise Lost, My Dying Bride, and Anathema) have started off and left off with. Features members from death metal bands Grave Miasma and Cruciamentum, the two most important death metal bands from the UK since Bolt Thrower, and members from Esoteric, Pantheist, and Code. For fans of the classic UK doom era (i. e. the early years of Paradise Lost, My Dying Bride, and Anathema) and for fans of such other doom / death luminaries as Evoken, Thergothon, Disembowelment, and Skepticism, and for fans of UK death metal such as Bolt Thrower and the aforementioned Grave Miasma