obscure
Deficient in light; dark.
descension
The act of going downward; descent; falling or sinking;
declension; degradation.
Obscure Descension
A downward spiral into darkness.
October 31st, 2002… A Halloween party rages
on in a small club in San Diego, CA… Starting
off an awesome powernoise set, the DJ takes a chance
and begins to spin a track given to him by a local
San Diego artist called Obscure Descension…
the lead-in floods the dance floor… rising
to the angry crunch of distorted synths and hardcore
kicks… the suspense rises as the track begins
to pump throughout the club… “You Kill
Me” is a hit! Obscure Descension is born.
This is the story of the music, and the man behind
it.
Obscure Descension is a solo project flowing from
the imagination of the evil genius known as Adam.
Fueled by anger, depression, and the insanity that
is everyday life, OD has taken shape as a creative
and unique mutation of Trance, Industrial, and EBM,
walking the line between light, and the darkness.
The music is a reflection of Adam’s state
of mind. Cold, dark vocals, suspenseful fluid melodies,
and the angry crunch of distortion come together
to form a soundtrack for self-destruction.
Adam came into this world on August, Friday 13th,
1982 and has been creating music since 1996. Adam
has been involved in various electronica/experimental
projects over the years. These projects include:
Flesh Eating Raw Power Gnomes, Geisha Rebellion,
and Darkness Binds, as well as producing numerous
trance and experimental tracks under the solo project,
Dj. MindGame. After working with band members and
collaborating with others, Adam went solo once again,
resulting in his newest project, Obscure Descension.
Adam’s talent has been featured on various
music websites such as LocalMusic.com, MP3.com,
AudioStreet.net, and MySpace Music. Adam’s
wife, Jennifer, is very involved and supportive
of Adam’s various projects.
“Darkness Binds” is the debut full-length
album from Obscure Descension. OD’s unique
style has been influenced by a wide variety of bands
and artists across several genres. From the psychedelic
synth-laden soundscapes of Pink Floyd, the poetic
darkness of the doors, to the fluid melodies of
faithless, and the angry violent crunch of Combichrist,
Adam has sculpted a sound all his own, known as
Obscure Descension.
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