INSWARM

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INSWARM began in 2007 by Fade Kainer of Still Life Decay (2002-06) and Josh Lozano. INSWARM creates music that has been described as claustrophobic industrial metal. the combination of haunting atmospheres, harsh synthetic machinery, sludgy and melancholic

guitars , dispirited vocals over tribal drumming and pulsing mechanized beats. grit streams like silt over everything. Concrete and decay fight a pitched battle as machines whirl in the background. Delicate melodies cast a luminous glow at times, though darkness wins in the end. It's a refreshing change from how watered-down post-metal has become. -invisibleoranges.com



Inswarm manage to carve a genuine niche for themselves in their crowded genre. The flow of Surely Death is No Dream runs from each track to the next and the consistency in mood and tone — and the diversity within that range — makes the album a success on just about every front. -stonerrock.com



Surely Death Is No Dream is primarily made up of plodding, monolithic shards or noise intended to crush the soul. There are some unavoidable comparisons to be made with modern post-metal noise merchants such as Cult Of Luna or Isis; however, this makes sense on account of shared influences. Moreover, Inswarm fares pretty well in these comparisons since this is a really powerful, moving album. One cannot miss just how dirty and punishing the guitar sound is here, with the well-known wave-like structure present in post-metal meandering from beautiful transcendental keyboard-laden moments to bursts of pure aggression. Frankly, it all works great together and inspires the kind of excitement that has long evaporated from this kind of music. Even the vocals, although screamed in a familiar fashion, are capable of conveying enough uninhibited emotion to truly make Surely Death Is No Dream a special album. This album deserves to be heard. -www.metalstorm.ee .



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