Senser

This could go on for ages, so here is a quick version of events.
Since 1989 Senser have produced a unique fusion of rock, metal, hiphop and alternative electronica. They became known for their political lyrics and a huge live sound which gained headline slots at most major UK and European festivals.
Senser achieved worldwide success with their album 'Stacked Up' in 1995 and it reached No. 4 in the National Charts. Subsequently they split up having toured half the planet. One half remained to release 'Asylum' in 1998 and the other half started Lodestar and released an album of the same name.
Many years later, a festival date to promote a compilation of the first two albums lead to the band reforming. 'Schematic' was released in 2004, it was a big success with fans and the band toured it throughout Europe and the UK. Drawing on their own personal styles, experiences and influences the work represented a broad musical development from their past releases.
Senser decided to develop their own music company, Imprint Music, headed up by their manager. Encouraged by a strong network of fans, accessible through online channels and unafraid of the changing music business environment, Senser wrote and recorded their fourth studio album 'How To Do Battle' working with producers Neil McLellan (who has produced The Prodigy albums), Jason Wilcox (The Ghost Of A Thousand, Reuben) and New York hip hop producer Scott Harding (Wu Tang Clan, New Kingdom). The first official single to be released from the new album 'Resistance Now' was released in September 2009 and was received with much critical aclaim as was the release of the long awaited album.



The next release from Senser will be their reworking of their track 'End of the World Show' which has been going down a storm at recent gigs and festivals including a blow-up performance at Download Festival 2010. Senser are playing shows and festivals all over the UK and Europe, their influence on the alternative rock scene as impactive as ever.