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What's with the sudden trend of bands calling it a day? Now it's Obsidian's turn. The Dutch progressive death metallers announced today that the band is no more, mostly due to lack of energy and creative inspiration. The band released two albums: Emerging (2007) and Point Of Infinity (2010).
Here is the band's full statement: "Sad but inevitable news from Obsidian. After more than a year of searching for inspiration and energy to re-ignite the metal machine, the oil would not flow anymore. After our latest release Point Of Infinity we noticed that our musical focus had shifted. We thought about (and tried) changing our direction, creating a new set list. Basically to start over again. But we could not find the energy needed to pull something like this off. Individually we still spend a lot of time in making music, so our creative hearts won't stop beating, although it might not be for the same genre in some cases."
"So, from the more than a few bands called Obsidian, there will be one less. We hope that people have enjoyed the music we brought out and urge people to not harm themselves in light of this new perspective of a world without Obsidian. We want to thank everybody who helped Obsidian directly or by just making wind by hair to our music."
You can follow Obsidian's band members via: Anatomy Of I, Cilice, Disavowed, Space Flakes, Tangent, and The Fiber.
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due to lack of energy and creative inspiration
I don't know the band, but it's better that they quit instead of releasing uninspired crap year after year like a lot of bands. |
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| They weren't that great anyway...Glad they quit, I shall consider this as good news, same as I did with Norther. |
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Written by ImperialTroll on 28.07.2012 at 22:29
They weren't that great anyway...Glad they quit, I shall consider this as good news, same as I did with Norther.
Point Of Infinity is way better than anything Norther had released =/ |
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| The most surprising thing about this is that Marcel considers their debut to be an 8.8/10. |
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Written by Troy Killjoy on 29.07.2012 at 06:36
The most surprising thing about this is that Marcel considers their debut to be an 8.8/10.
The biggest surprise I've ever had on this site is finding out Marcel likes Parkway Drive. |
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Point Of Infinity is way better than anything Norther had released =/
Indeed. I think it was you that staff picked it. Really good album. |
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Written by Troy Killjoy on 29.07.2012 at 06:36
The most surprising thing about this is that Marcel considers their debut to be an 8.8/10.
In retrospect that would be 0.8 too high  |
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