Brand new metal!

Hey guys! I'd like to recommend some brand new metal! It's actually my own Band's music if you guys don't mind. It's a fat mix of 8-string proggyness rounded up with aggressive synthesizers! Here's a link to our website:

http://www.facebook.com/indefiniteband?sk=app_2405167945

Enjoy fellas! Take care!


Edited by Stenfeldt - 12 Feb 2012 at 7:12am

UMUR wrote: Hmm...difficult to place really. Thrash, death or progressive metal? I lean towards thrash for the hybrid modern death thrash sound, but there are certainly progressive leanings too that could warrant an inclusion in progressive metal. Actually the longer I get into the tracks the more progressive leanings I hear. I guess progressive metal might actually be the right place. Opinions anyone?

Haha! Cool man! Yeah it's kinda hard to place as you said even our selves can't place it really. Progressive metal/metal with a touch of jazz (in enemy of god) and maybe some other genres too

Don't forget to like our facebook page if you enjoyed it!


Edited by Stenfeldt - 12 Feb 2012 at 9:41am

Yes this one is hard to pin down to one particular style, but I don't think a prog metal tag would be inappropriate.

DefinitionOfHatred: Indeed we are inspired by Meshuggah.
Stooge: Yeah i agree there are some prog in there 
UMUR: Thanks man! Thanks for sharing our music and taking it further away in discussion! I appreciate it!

Indefinite - Borderline              4.51
Indefinite - Enemy of God       4.02
Full time                                   12.00

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----- Lineup -----

Joel Lundin - Drums
Martin Hall�n - Vocals
Nicolas Risberg - Guitars
Robin Stenfeldt - Guitars
Maximilian Tuvfesson Alm - Bass
Sebastian Dohm-Hansen - Synthesizers

----- Biography -----

Indefinite as band has seen a lot of change during the years: both musically and in regard of its members. At its inception and founding by drummer Joel Lundin, Sebastian Dohm-Hansen (an old friend of his) joined up with, what at first was only drums and guitar, to give it a touch of ambience.
In addition, a new guitarist showed up: Nicolas Risberg, who brought the first 8-string to the band. All of a sudden, a heavier foundation was laid and the synths was made increasingly aggressive (with inspiration from the darker derivatives of industrial music).

A bass player was introduced: Max Tufvesson - becoming a core member along with the rest. Max, who had grown up alongside Joel found the idea of playing together enthralling and joined without a doubt. As did the singer Martin: upon arriving at the rehearsal room the first time, what he heard was just drums and synths playing for him. Now, Joel and Sebastian was concerned this wouldn't be enough to convince Martin to join. "Of course, you need to hear the guitar, bass and song to make it complete and to fully understand the passion of the song", but Martin replied without hesitation: "I have never heard anything like this before.... This is just brilliant. I'm in!".

"Indefinite" was thus set in motion.. The 8-string, bass, drums, synthesizer&keyboards and male singer now meant that the band could write a more aggressive kind of music than was first thought. But one 8-string wasn't enough - it couldn't alone face-up to the demands of metal-riffs along with classical harmony. We needed one more.

The band saw a couple of 2nd guitarists, but finally came Robin and completed the circle - with a sigh of relief from the rest of us. We were a full band with potential once more.

As time went by, we began writing more and more material, aiming higher and higher and introducing elements never used by the band. And herein lies the progressive concept of "Indefinite": never be confined by "genre"; be eclecticistic. What ever be your source of inspiration, your compositional touch or idols, write what comes in mind and don't be afraid to challange the conventional. We aim not to revolutionize, only to introduce our apprehension of music to you regardless of your preferences - we hope that you can enjoy the share love for music that we feel.

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Edited by Stenfeldt - 26 Feb 2012 at 9:21am