Algebra

During the year 2008, four musicians from Lausanne (Switzerland) coming from different backgrounds, coalesced into a stable and productive Thrash Metal band.   Subsequently, a period of composition and practicing ensued, during which several cover songs were played to sharpen the skills of each. At this moment, the band’s style started directing itself towards fast Thrash Metal from the 80’s such as Slayer and Sepultura, nevertheless including technical and melodical elements of modern Thrash/Death Metal similar to bands such as Forbidden, Gojira, Testament and Pantera.   The first demo was recorded in Autumn 2008, allowing the band to play some gigs and make its name known on the local scene.   In summer 2009, after a few months and a good amount of live experience, the band recorded its first EP, in order to begin pursuing clubs and labels more seriously.   After the release of their EP “Procreation”, the band received positive critics from webzines and managed to play more interesting gigs such as the Metal Assault Festival (2010), alongside Prostitute Disfigurement, The Sorrow and Eminence. The band also played at Metal Camp 2011 (Slovenia), alongside Slayer, Kreator, Accept, Death Angel, Arch Enemy, etc, and received good response from the crowd.   After playing these festivals the band deceided to focus on the next LP "Polymorph". This opus was mixed and mastered by Andy Classen (Krisiun, Dew-Scented, Tankard, Belphegor) at Stage One Studio (Germany) and the result is as good as the band expected working with a great producer like Andy Classen.