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INDRAMA: Newly Remixed Demo Track Posted Online

November 4, 2010

A newly remixed version of the demo song "Purity" from INDRAMA, the metal band featuring French guitarist/vocalist Gwen Kerjan alongside drummer Morten Lowe Sorensen (MERCENARY, THE ARCANE ORDER, AMARANTHE),bassist Loic Colin (SCARVE, ONE-WAY MIRROR, WATCHA) and guitarist Ben Antonio (NO RETURN),is available for streaming on the group's MySpace page. The track was recorded and remixed by Gwen at the Dramatic Echo and mastered by Juan Esvan at Capricorne Studio.

INDRAMA recently entered Hansen Studios in Ribe, Denmark in to begin recording its full-length debut with producer Jacob Hansen (RAUNCHY, ABORTED, HATESPHERE, VOLBEAT). An early 2011 release is expected.

Kerjan formed INDRAMA in 2007 with the intention of producing "colossally melodic death-metal inspired by bands like KATATONIA [and] DARK TRANQUILLITY with an awesome vocal strength comparable to STRAPPING YOUNG LAD's Devin Townsend," according to the band's official bio.

The bio adds, "INDRAMA impose an original and very expressive music. The band smashes the rules inserting fragments from progressive rock or pop music in its strongly catchy metal nucleus and throws a massive slab of absolute anthems."

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