Beneath Oblivion

"Beneath doom, beneath depression, beneath despair, beneath horror. There is an emotion emanating from this music that has no word in the English language. To have felt it live was transfiguring. I walked in to listen, and left without need of ears. Something moves in these sounds which is ancient and pristine. It is as blunt as primordial trauma, but slices clean as a surgical knife." - Ginnie Moon/LUNAR HYPNOSIS Scott Simpson is on guitar and vocals, Allen L. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

"Beneath doom, beneath depression, beneath despair, beneath horror. There is an emotion emanating from this music that has no word in the English language. To have felt it live was transfiguring. I walked in to listen, and left without need of ears. Something moves in these sounds which is ancient and pristine. It is as blunt as primordial trauma, but slices clean as a surgical knife." - Ginnie Moon/LUNAR HYPNOSIS Scott Simpson is on guitar and vocals, Allen L. Scott II (ex-Thorns of the Carrion) plays guitar and handles samples, Keith Messerle (ex-Bog) is on bass, and Nate Bidwell plays drums. Their sound could be described as a mix of Grief, Buzzov-en, Ocean, Eyehategod, Sunn O))), and Burzum. Beneath Oblivion is a band which started in 2003, recorded a demo in 2004, self- released their first full-length record "Existence Without Purpose" in 2006, released their split 10" record with Sin of Angels through 43rd Parallel Records in 2007, and released their self titled 10" record through Mylene Sheath Records in 2009, making waves through the underground. The band recorded their new 2xLP titled "From Man to Dust" with Andy Perkins (Mal In Se, Knife the Symphony, 24hourflu, etc) and is now in the process of mastering the record with the legendary Billy Anderson (The Melvins, Sleep, Buzzo-ven, and too many more to name), the album is slated to be released by the Mylene Sheath on vinyl and digi-pack CD in September 2011. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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