started around 87 trying to find members , played in several bands before forming a solid lineup in 91, when that went to shit i joined a real death metal band in 92 with members that were well known in the underground , in 2000 i joined a doom band that are very well known in the scene , as well as a black metal band that had signed with osmose records in france, shortly after i became a father and quit music for 15 yrs , i recently built a small studio , and have been playing  and recording  everything myself for the past 10 months, taking on all instruments was something that had to be done, plus i was burnt out on players that had no real ethics when it came to extreme music, there is nobody that can  smash the real way for what i am doing locally and i dont often hear of drummers etc that is a rarity, i am trying different styles and just getting comfortable with my recording as well as writing again , so many ideas and variations within this style , my goal is to simply put out a record that captures and has massive dynamics, and finally achieve the music that i set out to write many  yrs ago , only this  time without the limitations that held me back........    anyways nice to see ya , and remember a grind is a terrible thing to waste..........  suspended in tribulation 2016

Léman De La Perdition was born in 2017 in Lausanne (Switzerland) on the shore of the lake from which it takes its name. The melancoly of the place inspired the trio.
First formed by Julian Bonesso at bass and vocals, Steven « Vizon » Gilibert at drums. They passed 3 days locked up in a local to establish the bases of most of the pieces.
Comming from the alternative environment; metal, punk, crust, grindcore, ska and even hip-hop, the wish, from the begining, is to aim to a more composed stoner-sludge-doom style.
A few songs start to emerge and the band begin to play on small stages of the squat scene.
They will be joined by Jan « Jas » Wilczak at Monotron (a mini analogic synth). This adds layers of music that enhance the atmosphere.
Followed by long years of maturation ; different tracks become more refined, some are reworked or merged, the set-list elongates.
This time allows them to gain experience on more and more stages and work a definitive set.
In 2019 they decide to record a first album at Inspire Studio with the help of the Sunday Fog label.
It will be finally released the 24 june 2022.

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Dark Ambient, Black Metal, Death Metal and Big Band jazz drive me to create

This is a soundmirror of my mind.
Existence is futile.

Currently working on material for their first release, Dēorcr (pronounced ‘day-ORker’) is a Doom-Death outfit influenced by My Dying Bride, Katatonia and Anathema, amongst others.

 The band is made up of Demonifer (drums, guitars, bass); Lēoht (vocals); Katherine (violin/keys).

 Demonifer and Lēoht have previously worked together in an earlier band (tentatively named Miserichordia, based in Blandford Forum, Dorset), from 2003, where they played lead guitar and bass, respectively.
 It was during this time that Dēorcr’s sound was first formed.

 When Miserichordia disbanded in 2005, Demonifer started working on a solo project and recruited Katherine as a session artist for him.

 It wasn’t until a couple years after the dissolution of Miserichordia that Demonifer got back in touch with Lēoht, requesting some help with lyrics. So it was that, in the last part of 2008, Dēorcr was conceived.

 Initially, the pair engaged the services of Russ on guitars, but (due to stylistic differences) this union did not bear fruit.

 So it was that Sean was brought into the fold. Having never played in a band situation before, Sean soon adapted to his new environment and became a stalwart of the Dēorcr Age.

 In rapid succession, Rob, Dan and Tony joined the fray during 2010 but, due to a variety of reasons, Rob and Tony have since left.

 Filling the void left by Tony, Cyd was recruited to take on bass duties towards the end of 2010. Having never played before, she had to learn how to play the bass at the same time as learning the songs.

 In early 2011, Katherine was asked to join the band in order to bring a new dimension of violins to the mix whilst, at the same time, also lending her talents to the keyboard section of the band (since no replacement for Rob had been found).

 In June 2011, Dan quit the band, citing personal differences.

 In July, the band lost their rehearsal and recording space and went into hiatus. Whilst unable to meet as a band Lēoht and Demonifer kept in contact and Demonifer continued to write material.

 Cyd left to pursue other interests and Sean joined another band.

 In 2014, Demonifer once again started working with Rob on new material, as well as mastering existing tracks. 

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