We are not just a band, but a tribal movement with all the elements of socio cultural context. A primal art project that takes you on a consciousness expanding journey.

After all, the collective unconsciousness has designed our way of living and every choice we make. The archetypes that exist in this nebulous layer of our current reality manifests through the will.

These archetypes are the voices of the dead in today's parasitic, lifeless human space. Life is perceived to be a mere existence in a restricted woven fabric of space and time .

Voices of the "Dead" is the sound of the rustling leaves from the Viking tree of life encouraging sustenance.

Voices of the "Dead" is the voice of the kundalini rising through the chakra to a higher state of consciousness.

The "Voices of the Dead" here signifies the Om. The omnipresent primordial vibration that is latent in us, pulsating to every moment of our conscious/unconscious interactions.

Our music comes from these levels of understanding and knowledge. Every note resonates from within and is projected onto the material plane to channel through the grids of your perception.

Our music is here to fire the synapses in your neural pathways and help you explore the beautiful landscapes within our collective unconsciousness that life has to offer.

The dark elements in our work symbolize the death blooming from within as a necessity to awaken from the confines of human conditioning. It reflects the pain that had been endured to reveal life in its endearing beauty. To break away from any conditioned set of beliefs that restrict the mind. Our expressions breathe of freedom and no form. Our art is open to all eyes. It is devoid of preconceived notions and stereotypes.

We are striving towards a constantly learning journey from a synthesis of all the best aspects of the worlds spiritual practices and beliefs systems to have an individual experience within the context of the universal consciousness, with none of the conformity or power struggles. Do what comes naturally based on theological study, subjective experience and introspection.