(written by Islander)

In rapid succession two songs have recently surfaced from a new album by the Polish blackened tech-death band Impermanence, one of which we’re premiering today and the other of which is a “near premiere”. The name of the album is Anicca. It’s derived from Buddhist terminology and signifies impermanence – which is why, in a sense, the album can be considered self-titled. The band further explain:

The lyrical layer explores themes of transience and the search for purpose in the world around us. The album’s composition begins and ends with the ticking of a clock, clearly marking both the start and the conclusion of the story being told. Each track presents a different narrative, offering a unique perspective on the somber aspects of human nature. This concept extends beyond the lyrics, shaping the band’s overall artistic identity.

The song we’re premiering today is “Spiritual War“, and it’s a real jaw-dropper. Continue reading »