CURRENTLY WORKING ON MATERIAL WHICH WILL BE FEATURED ON A SLUDGE COMPILATION FROM 'CHOKING HAZARD RECORDS'
Dead Existence is the combined vision of:
Fredrik Rojas: (Nebukadnezza / Flowers of Flesh and Blood / ex- Mundane)
Jake Harding: (Ephemerol / ex- Damnas)
Chris Drury: (Ephemerol)
Ben Lowe: (Ephemerol / ex- Mundane)
And
Maxim Seiter: (Hardash / ex- The Lich)
Formed in 2004 as a three piece (comprising of drums, guitar and vocals), the line-up was completed in mid 2005 with the addition of bass and a second guitar resulting in a bigger and better sound. Influenced by a wide range of music the bands sound has evolved over the past 4 years and continues to do so.
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REVIEWS:
"Dead Existence are a completely different monster, by grabbing neurosis and dragging the crust/doom overlords' sound through a tar pit of woe and horror to produce something that dredges the depth. Dead Existence are incredible and any act up next need to pull the stops right out"
-- TERRORIZER MAGAZINE
"they may have an occasional stoner bent, but Dead Existence's sludge-laden trawl carries a gut-punching heft, the riffs a show of ill-destined perseverance while the vocalists bereft, defiant barks start to take on emotional, cathartic hue, dragging us down to whatever purgatory spawned them"
-- METAL HAMMER MAGAZINE
Dead Existence, made an immediate impression with their colossal, dirty, doom/sludge. The huge riffs just washed over the audience in vast waves of noise while the primal roar of the vocals was enough to cave in the skulls of the unwary. The band mixed some enticing groove and drive in with the monolithic slabs of sound but were never, for a second, less than monumentally heavy. A very enjoyable half hour of feedback and filth.
-- MTUK MTAL 'ZINE
"Angry clawing vocals teamed with epic, gutsy guitars meant Dead Existence nailed Doom Metal delicacies like “Swarm of Bastards†and “Road to Stagnation†which stirred the crowd from a slumber like status"
-- SOUNDSHOCK
"They quickly dispelled any happy go lucky sunshine feel to the festival with their brand of gnarly bummer sludge. This was stewed up uncouth sludgy noise with Sabbath bound stoned up bongwater grooves about it"
-- MTUK METAL 'ZINE
