Artist description A new progressive form of music has emerged onto the scene with the rising of the Post Modern Industrometal group In New Descent. This band has combined the futuristic finesse of the electronic/industrial music genre with the raw power of todays hard rock. In New Descent's sound is packed with dark imagination and mind altering hooks. IND is best known for their live shows. Costumes, Lighting effects, and skin are just some of the visual stimulants that are experienced at their shows. But don't just read about it, see it!

Music Style Post Modern Industrometal

Musical Influences All bands and artists that put their soul into their art . They are the true innovators.

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Artist History IND formed in 1997. With over four hundred gigs carved into the pavement, this band has opened for bands such as The Genatorturers, Stuck Mojo, Primer 55, and Dope to name a few. IND has toured up and down the East Coast performing in legendary clubs like CBGB's in NYC, Brownies in NYC, Club LeVela in Panama City, Fl, and Nine Lives In Atlanta, Ga. They have also headlined the 2002 Filth Fest, placed 3rd at the Fifth Annual Budweiser Battle of the Bands, and showcased at the 1999 Atlantis Music Conference. In New Descent's will release their second full length CD this year.

Group Members Johnathan Montague/vocals,guitar,keyboard,prog., electronic noise - Karen Penrose/vocals - Jamison Sampson/drums,keys,percussion - Roman Campbell/bass.

Instruments Guitar, Synth, Drums, Bass, Prog..

Albums Self titled full length release, IND Five song EP, Re-Invention

Press Reviews Unbelievable show. You gotta see this band live, writes Eric Walls of Faze Three Magazine.The time has come for something new and IND is it, states Jim Washington of the Fayetteville Observer.This band has definitely surprised and maybe even shocked many who have experienced them live. No one leaves unsatisfied. Everyone leaves pacified.

Location Fayetteville, North Carolina - USA

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