Neverborn

“It's a very strange juxtaposition of serenity and aggression that makes Neverborn quite unlike any other band of their kind...” Pyromusic
“The vocals roar, hiss and scream, barely heard above the ferocity of the accompanying music. But there is an element of melody, almost mystical and mysterious, that sets Neverborn apart... beauty and aggression is mixed, creating a mystical aura that leaves you in suspense, waiting to see what’s under the surface.... 1000 Miles Of Hell is a double shot of home grown heavy metal that can’t be missed.” Metal Forge
Neverborn is a bandhard to define, even harder to categorise. Some make comparisons to Fear Factory due to the kick-driven rhythms and Meshuggah due to the unusual timing structures. Otherssuggest influences such as Dimmu Borgir, Carcass, Soilwork, Slayer, Alice in Chains, Pantera…. too many to list. Actually, they are all correct. Neverborn defies anycategory because it draws inspiration from hundreds of bands and resembles none.
Neverborn started as a side project by two members of other Perth metal bands, writing on a computer in a small room. The writing took several years before the sound theysought was found, and in 2004 a band was formed and the Neverborn machine became a reality.
In January 2006 Neverborn launched their first CD, the 11 track album “Madness, my Friend.”
It was a low budget affair and intended for local releaseonly, but found it’s way all over the country, including being given a prime place on the “Underearthed 4” compilation. Reviews were positive, but the general message wasthat the material was fresh and innovative, but the mix below par and the decision was made to ensure the next CD is a vast improvement.
Read the reviews for Madness, My Friend at Metal Forge and Pyro Music
And so it is. Recorded at Depth Studios with the notorious Geoff "Hollywood" Eaton (Grotesque, Gallows For Grace, Wardaemonic), the new CD was as mould-breaking and fresh as the last CD, but with more aggressive songwriting, adifferent feel and a sharp modern sound mix. Titled “1000 Miles of Hell”, it is a fiery spiteful album full of hate and malice, brutal of beautiful all at once, melodicand aggressive in equal parts and a huge step forward for Neverborn.
There is no filler material in this CD, each song ismeticulously crafted and recrafted until it glows with arrogance and spits its hate unrelenting . From the explosive machine gun riffs of “Black veiled” to the franticpace of “wonder if I’m dead”, from the dark melodies of “Final Breath” to the violent grooves of “Divide and Conquer”, this is an 11 track album that demands your fullattention.
Read the reviews for 1000 Miles Of Hell at Metal Forge and Pyro Music
Purchase 1000 Miles Of Hell at Obsidian Records