Insense

Something of the anomaly within their local Norway, where dark metal guidelines the roost, Oslo’s Insense produced a conscious decision to diverge into additional extreme metallic subgenres by fusing affects want Pantera, Meshuggah, Slipknot, as well as the Dillinger Get away Plan to their songwriting. Originally created in 1999 by vocalist/guitarist Tommy Hjelm and drummer Håvard Iversen, the group’s lineup was curved out by vocalist Eigil Dragvik, guitarist Martin Rygge, and bassist Magnus Rønneberg through the entire early part of its profession, but splintered soon after the discharge of Insense’s eponymous debut recording in 2002. By enough time the music group finally re-emerged using its sophomore work, Soothing Torture, in 2005, Hjelm experienced taken on business lead vocals and Iversen have been substituted by fresh drummer Truls Haugen, while longstanding bass participant Rønneberg was around the verge of departing after learning to be a born-again Christian. His alternative, Ola S. Hana, performed on Insense’s third long-player, 2007’s The Silent Epidemic, that was released by Dark Balloon Information and boasted probably the most multifaceted amalgam however from the band’s wide-ranging inspirations.