Nembience

Kasper Rottbøll and Jose Cruz met on November '04 through an ad on the internet, hooked up and jammed a couple of times together in a project band with two of Kaspers friends.
After a short period, the lead singer quit the band for personal reasons. In the meantime, the remaining three members were looking for another guitarist and got in touch with Martin Rasmussen. He quickly learned the material, and became a permanent member after only two weeks. Now, with both Jose and Martin on the six-strings, the music really started to flow and the band was heading in a more concrete direction.
But...they were still missing a lead singer. Luckily, Martin knew a guy called Daniel, and he showed up to rehearse with us. After a short period with him, they started to work on full tracks and lyrics and began planning their first demo recording. After a couple of weeks with the full line up, the bass player decided to spend his time in another band, which led to him leaving the band. But that did not slow down the recording idea, and shortly thereafter, the studio work begun with five tracks as the main ingredients. This process started in early May 05. Unfortunately, because of various problems, the demo wasnt finished and Daniel left the band wanting to pursue other interests.
At the same time, Nembience started the search for a new bass player. After a short while, Kristian Iver Iversen, an old friend of Jose's and former guitarist in Iron Fire, joined the band to handle the bass duties. Missing a lead singer once again, auditions took place and after a couple of months Kasper Hansen (Bleak) was added to the line-up.
During the next few months, a hasty recording session with four tracks, followed by a gig at The Rock, Kasper's abilities were put to the test. Unfortunately, after a period of 6 months, vocalist and band parted ways and Nembience once again began the search for the missing member. It didn't take long before they contacted the singer from the recently dissolved band Eklipse, who decided to give it a chance. From the first day, Kenneth Reby turned out not just to be a great vocalist, but also fit in perfectly with the rest of the band, both musically and personally.
The band is currently working out a set list as well as new songs for upcoming live shows and a forthcoming demo