III, by INDESINENCE

III

by INDESINENCE

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SDHoneymonster A note-perfect, er, note to go out on. Expertly crafted death-doom. I miss them already. Favorite track: Mountains Of Mind / Five Years Ahead (Of My Time).

Will Johnston This is my favorite this year, so far. There has been awesome releases, but something about this band strikes a chord in me that few bands do. YOB being the other. Just awesome!!!

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1.	Seashore Eternal 02:38	buy track
2.	Nostalgia 08:15	buy track
3.	Embryo Limbo 09:37	buy track
4.	Desert Trail 06:41	buy track
5.	Mountains Of Mind / Five Years Ahead (Of My Time) 15:14	buy track
6.	Strange Meridian 17:30	buy track
7.	III 11:01	buy track

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Long-running UK doom/death band INDESINENCE have always been one of the premiere UK doom/death metal bands over the near-15 years since their inception. Not since the very early days of the “Peaceville Three” (aka Paradise Lost, My Dying Bride, and Anathema) has a doom/death metal band in the UK created music with such quality and class as INDESINENCE have.

INDESINENCE might have not been the most prolific of bands out of the metal scene in the UK in terms of releases, with “III” being only their third full-length album as its title refers to, but the band have always formed their own niche within the scene in which they are highly regarded within amongst their peers and have always stood on their own ground apart from what everyone else in the underground UK metal scene was doing. “III”, following the massive “Vessels Of Light And Decay”, overall is the best INDESINENCE album to date, heavier, more crushing, more atmospheric and ambient than anything the band have done with their previous two albums, “III” (which features a guest appearance by Robert Roth of Seattle cult rock legends Truly as well as a cover of The Third Bardo’s “I’m Five Years Ahead (Of My Time)” is also the most varied, diverse, and dynamic INDESINENCE album yet.

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released July 21, 2015

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