Transcending Obscurity Records signs SEEDNA – Swedish black metal band

Transcending Obscurity Records is proud to have yet another extremely talented and innovative band to its roster. Playing atmospheric black metal with progressive/post-metal elements, Seedna are a breath of fresh air and remain unpredictable as well as mesmerizing.

Transcending Obscurity owner Kunal Choksi says, “I was blown away when I first received an email from Seedna, and got to check out their songs. The kind of black metal that Seedna specialize in is hard to come by, one that is sincere, emotive and also very atmospheric. It’s fortuitous to have found a band worthy to be on the main label and I can’t wait to release their upcoming full length this year titled ‘Forlorn’. It’s destined to be special.”

Seedna collectively add, “We are happy to announce that our third full length album will be released through Transcending Obscurity. This is our first album to be released through a record label. We are really looking forward to work with Kunal, both with the label and his promotion agency. Our new record is a concept album named ‘Forlorn’ and shows a strong development compared to the previous album. It is very dynamic; from heavy doom sounding parts via faster, rather chaotic melodies to more ambient and calm passages. We want to create music that takes us, and the listener, on a musical journey through different soundscapes. If you are looking for some new dark, heavy and atmospheric music you must give ‘Forlorn’ a spin in your player.”

Here’s the album artwork for the upcoming Seedna release titled ‘Forlorn’ –

‘Forlorn’ tracklist:
1. Hourglass
2. Wander
3. Passage
4. Frozen
5. Eternal
6. Abyss
7. O

Line up: 
Olle Olsson – Vocals and ritual instruments
Gabriel Raimondo – Guitar
Max Warnby – Guitar
Erik Svensson – Bass
Johan Björkman – Drums

Seedna provided a live version of one of their older tracks for the 65-band Transcending Obscurity label sampler. It can be streamed below –

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