division records | seethings

short introduction:
have you ever seen the water just before it boils, or the sea just before the storm? that is what seethings means,and it describes the music perfect.

seethings is the calm before the storm.

seethings was formed out of the Swedish band forcefeed who had played togetherfor four years. the last two years in forcefeed-history was no walk in the park. record label problems and general fatigue and lack of interest haunted the band who in may ‘99 released the cd ep “soil”.

in june 2000 they finally put their act together and took care of the problems that held them back. the band parted ways with guitarist ronnie nyman and wel-comed peter waites as their new guitar player.

from then on, the energy that had been gone missing made a much welcomed return and the writing process took shape in a way that none of the members had predicted. with a new, fresh outlook and sound it wasn’t hard to call forcefeed a brand new band.

therefore it was an easily made decision to change the bands name.

so here we are, in 2001 and seethings is real. times have changed and the bands perspective on music has matured. during the forcefeed-era, people made no mistake in placing the band in the nu-metal genre, and mentioning them in the same breath as korn and deftones, but with seethings the music has evolved and ventured off into a more elegant and melodic direction without losing any of the heaviness and agression.

Hints of inspiration could be a perfect circle, smashing pumpkins and failure.

seethings will begin the recording of their as yet untitled debut album in september together with daniel bergstrand, the bands long-time companion, at the new and improved dug- out studios in uppsala, sweden.

prepare for a melodic journey into agression, an emotional ride awaits for the ones with an open mind but a solid soul.

discography:
forcefeed - soil - mcd - naw - 1999
seethings | unfold - split - mcd - division records -2001

download:
seethings folder (band biography-picture-logo)
mp3 => navian (taken from the album "parallels"

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