Music Style Melodic Death Metal

Artist History Deathless was born in the beginning of 1.995. By that year, the band was Emilio Cañas (vocals), José Contreras and Michael Fidalgo (guitars), Antonio J. Cantos (bass) and Jose Luis González (drums). Early, under the monicker of Line of Fire, the band recorded a one song demo (Law of fire) and a three song demo called "World's Heartbeat". The band played five shows, all of them from january to juny 1.994. In the beginning of 1.995, the band looked back and decided to make some changes, as the monicker itself (It comes to be "Deathless") and give a different way to all the songs the band had by that moment. During 1.995-1.996, we recorded a master. Eight songs with Climent Montserrat at "Estudios Panorama". That master was mixed in september '96 with Peter W. Eichenberg as engineer, Climent Montserrat as assistant and Deathless (with Peter and Ciment) as producers. In 1.996, we were featured in an underground compilation called "Blessed by the dark, comp." In May and June 1997, the band takes part in the "5é Concurs de Rock de Mataró"(a local rock contest). Deathless was classified, together five more bands, between a total of 186 contestants (contestants chosen among several hundreds of bands). Finally, after playing live on June 27, we got the second place. At the end of 1.997, the band signs a two records deal with Pulverised Records from Singapore. The first of these cds was recorded later with Tomas Skogsberg at Sunlight Studios from Stockholm, Sweden. The well-known Spanish Fanzine Black Rites, now Black Light, includes our song Razing Life (Demo) and several pictures in a compilation cd-r, released with the third issue. In American Sounds Of Death issue number 12, Deathless was featured in a Pulverised Records compilation. Here you can find two songs, "Torture´s deep inside my mind" and "Two ways" from the then forthcoming first album "The time to be immortal". In summer 1.999, Pulverised Records informs the band about the bad economical times the label is suffering so they give the band the option to search for another label or just wait till things get better. The band buys the recording and all the rights and look for a label. The band signs a contract for this cd and another one with Goldtrack Records from Madrid, Spain and "The time to be immortal" is finally released in March 2000. In May 2.001, Dark Angel Records from Thailand, license the cd to release it in cassette format. Deathless has been featured in several compilations as "Goldtrack Records Sampler #1", "Vampiria´Zine #5", "Necromance Magazine 2/2000, Pure underground #6" and "The grimoire of exalted deeds #6, War dance" Actually, the band has recorded a four tracks demo full of new stuff since we have a total of eleven new songs to be recorded on a new second cd. This new demo has been recorded to look for a new label now that Goldtrack Records can´t pay any money to release a new Deathless cd. The band was chose together eleven more metal bands to take part of the 14º Concurso Villa de Bilbao (The most important Spanish musical contest). We played live in March 2.002, in the Bilborock venue, where Nuria Navarro played live for the first time with Deathless as our new keyboardist. In July 2.002, Jose Luis left the band beacuse of musical differences with the rest of the band and a month later, Carlos Climent (Purgatory´s Troop drummer too) joins Deathless. In November, Nuria leaves Deathless and in December 2.002 Miquel J. Llodrà replaces her.

Group Members Emilio Cañas - Vocals, Michael Fidalgo - Guitars, Jose Contreras - Guitars, Antonio J.Cantos - Bass, Carlos Climent - Drums and Miquel J. Llodrà - Keyboards.

Albums The time to be immortal, CD, 2000; The sounds of the new world, Tape, 2003.

Press Reviews Read them on www.deathless.es

Additional Info Snail mail: Deathless, P.O.Box 60, 08901, L´Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain.

Location L´Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona - Spain

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