ID:Vision - Biography
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The group was formed in September 2002 under the name Desecrated. The main purpose was to create and perform music to realize the creative impulses in the style of black metal with a touch of death metal-music. At the root of the group were Alex W (Wrathtodd), Forneus and Veigthorn. Viegthorn left the band a little late and was replaced by Werwolfe.
Subsequently, the band name was changed to Iratus Dominus and the group began to play a more aggressive and extreme music in the spirit of extreme black and death metal bands such as Marduk, Thorns, Behemoth, Nile, etc. During the era Iratus Dominusm, the band had a great live experience and was lucky enough shares the stage with such bands as Ancient, Hate, Devilyn and many others. In the fall of 2005, through the "The Flaming Arts Agency", Iratus Dominus releases their first debut album "Dispatch the Incarnation of God", and then immediately went to the East-European tour with giants of Greek metal scene "Rotting Christ".
Soon after, in 2006, the band decided to walk the path of total experiment and changed the name to ID:VISION. This name was considered to be the most suitable for the designed path of experimental modern metal. The band has decided to combine various styles of extreme metal music with electornic genres.The second album on the band's way and the first one under the sign of ID:VISION called "Plazmadkaos" was released in digibook format through Haardn Prods in August 2008. The album had received excellent feedback from both listeners and from famous musicians and magazines around the world.
Keep intended path, in June-August 2009, the band recorded and released a 4-track EP named "X-ray Sun", who had received many good reviews, and was acclaimed a success by a variety of fans from metal and hardcore scene, and among fans of electronic music genres.
Then, in early 2010 the band released online single entitled Human Hazard, who combined in himself the spirit Plazmadkaos and the previous X-ray Sun.
The band continued to lead active doing live concerts, and subsequently released the second full-length album "Destination Cybermind" in 2011.
Subsequently, the band name was changed to Iratus Dominus and the group began to play a more aggressive and extreme music in the spirit of extreme black and death metal bands such as Marduk, Thorns, Behemoth, Nile, etc. During the era Iratus Dominusm, the band had a great live experience and was lucky enough shares the stage with such bands as Ancient, Hate, Devilyn and many others. In the fall of 2005, through the "The Flaming Arts Agency", Iratus Dominus releases their first debut album "Dispatch the Incarnation of God", and then immediately went to the East-European tour with giants of Greek metal scene "Rotting Christ".
Soon after, in 2006, the band decided to walk the path of total experiment and changed the name to ID:VISION. This name was considered to be the most suitable for the designed path of experimental modern metal. The band has decided to combine various styles of extreme metal music with electornic genres.The second album on the band's way and the first one under the sign of ID:VISION called "Plazmadkaos" was released in digibook format through Haardn Prods in August 2008. The album had received excellent feedback from both listeners and from famous musicians and magazines around the world.
Keep intended path, in June-August 2009, the band recorded and released a 4-track EP named "X-ray Sun", who had received many good reviews, and was acclaimed a success by a variety of fans from metal and hardcore scene, and among fans of electronic music genres.
Then, in early 2010 the band released online single entitled Human Hazard, who combined in himself the spirit Plazmadkaos and the previous X-ray Sun.
The band continued to lead active doing live concerts, and subsequently released the second full-length album "Destination Cybermind" in 2011.