Today, Swedish metalcore act Imminence release a new alternate version of the track Continuum, featuring Niklas Karlsson from the band Orbit Culture. Continuum is off Imminence’s recent album The Black, out now independently.
On the collaboration, the band states “This new version of Continuum is a testament to the relentless energy of Scandinavian metal, reclaiming its rightful place at the forefront of modern heavy music.”
Hailing from the south coast of Sweden, the trailblazing alternative metalcore ensemble, Imminence, has boldly carved its niche in the musical realm over recent years. Defying all expectations, the quintet has meticulously crafted a sonic tapestry that transcends the boundaries of the genre. Their brave fusion of classical string arrangements interwoven with the raw power of ferocious Scandinavian metal creates a captivating auditory experience. In both sound and visuals, Imminence emerges as a beacon of innovation and excitement, establishing themselves not just as a band but as pioneers charting new territories in the ever-evolving musical landscape.
Fronted by vocalist and violinist Eddie Berg, guitarists Harald Barrett & Alex Arnoldsson, drummer Peter Hanström and bass player Christian Höijer; Imminence recently unleashed their musical prowess with their latest album ”The Black”. Brace yourselves and take a deep breath as Imminence prepares us for the great plunge into the depths of ”The Black”, an audacious promise of an unparalleled musical odyssey that defies convention and invites you to embark on the rise of a new genre classic.
Hailing from the south coast of Sweden, the trailblazing alternative metalcore ensemble, Imminence, has boldly carved its niche in the musical realm over recent years. Defying all expectations, the quintet has meticulously crafted a sonic tapestry that transcends the boundaries of the genre. Their brave fusion of classical string arrangements interwoven with the raw power of ferocious Scandinavian metal creates a captivating auditory experience. In both sound and visuals, Imminence emerges as a beacon of innovation and excitement, establishing themselves not just as a band but as pioneers charting new territories in the ever-evolving musical landscape.
Fronted by vocalist and violinist Eddie Berg, guitarists Harald Barrett & Alex Arnoldsson, drummer Peter Hanström and bass player Christian Höijer; Imminence recently unleashed their musical prowess with their latest album ”The Black”. Brace yourselves and take a deep breath as Imminence prepares us for the great plunge into the depths of ”The Black”, an audacious promise of an unparalleled musical odyssey that defies convention and invites you to embark on the rise of a new genre classic.
Imminence will be heading to Australia for the first time this December as part of Good Things Festival, full details below.
Imminence have achieved global success at a fairly rapid rate. The bands first US-tour in late 2023 sold out within 48 hours and a majority of sold out dates occurred in +20 cities during US leg of their album tour (May 2024).
The Europe & UK leg of The Black album tour is already at 90% sold, one month prior tour start.
Imminence have performed at major US & European festivals this year, such as Welcome To Rockville, Sonic Temple, Resurrection, Download, Jera On Air, Greenfield, V&B Festival and supported Bring Me The Horizon recently.
Embarking on their fifth full-length album release, Imminence continues to navigate diverse musical realms, showcasing a wide variety throughout their journey as a band. The preceding album, “Heaven In Hiding,” not only marked a milestone in their discography but also catapulted Imminence’s distinct sound and visual narrative into the limelight. This triumph was partly orchestrated by the collaboration of video producer Pavel Trebukhin from TRE Films. Together with the band, Trebukhin realised the visionary music videos that propelled Imminence into a league of their own within the genre. A standout amidst the multitude of acts.
In this exciting chapter, Imminence reunites with the accomplished Swedish music producer Henrik Udd, known for his mastery in bringing out the true essence of artists. Udd’s collaboration has once again provided the band with the tools to delve deeper into their musical core, accentuating the individual strengths of each member.
Taking a stride into the next phase of the band’s journey, Imminence has severed ties with the traditional framework of having a record label backing and opted for the path of independent music release. This decision marks a significant shift in the band’s approach, allowing them greater creative freedom and control over their musical endeavours.
GOOD THINGS FESTIVAL 2024
Friday 6 December – Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne (15+)
Saturday 7 December – Centennial Park, Sydney (16+)
Sunday 8 December – Brisbane Showgrounds, Brisbane (15+)
TICKETS ON SALE NOW
For more information and tickets visit www.goodthingsfestival.
