NEXUS ARTIFICIAL

Defying

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Experimental/Post Metal

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Studio Album, released in 2014

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Dēmiourg�s (2:19)
2. Newborn Sun (9:36)
3. Portraits (7:32)
4. Prayers (5:50)
5. Mismatch (5:16)
6. Imitation (7:10)
7. Ningma (0:44)
8. Anaesthesia (4:24)
9. Suppression (6:13)
10.Ab originis (0:54)

Total time 49:52

Line-up / Musicians

- Piotr Stępiński / vocals, guitars
- Rafał Warniełło / solo guitar
- Paweł Siemaszko / bass
- Tomasz Semeniuk / drums, sampling
Guest appearance:
- Natalia Szałaj / vocals (4), (5)

Releases information

Released 24 March 2014
"Nexus artifical" was recorded between August and December 2013
Drums, percussions & vocals recorded by Jan Wilinski
Acoustic guitars recorded at majkel studio
Guitars recorded by Defying & re-amped at black team media studio

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Polish band DEFYING was formed back in 2008 and, for the first years of its existence, its musicians concentrated on settling a firm line-up and to record demo tapes. When their current line-up stabilized in 2013, they started to work with material for their debut album, "Nexus Artificial", which was self-released in 2014.

Modern progressive metal of the darker variety is what Defying gives us with their debut album "Nexus Artificial", in terms of music a blend of Riverside and Porcupine Tree is a description that comes to mind, but with a darker overall mood and atmosphere and with post rock-oriented details added to the proceedings. If this sounds compelling, and you don't mind a vocal style of the growl-oriented, guttural kind, then this is a CD that should be worth investigating further.

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