A History of Forgotten Silence

Formation and Early Years (1993–1997)

Forgotten Silence emerged from the depths of Brno, Czech Republic in 1993, unleashing a unique blend of death metal and progressive metal upon the metal scene. With their debut demo 'The Nameless Forever... The Last Remembrance' in 1994, they showcased their raw talent and intricate musical compositions.

By 1995, the band released their first full-length studio album 'Thots', solidifying their reputation for pushing boundaries and exploring unconventional musical territories. Collaborating with other bands in splits and EPs like 'Clara' with Dissolving of Prodigy, Forgotten Silence began to carve their own path in the world of experimental metal.

Evolution and Experimentation (1998–2006)

As the years passed, Forgotten Silence continued to evolve their sound, releasing albums like 'Senyaan' in 1998 and 'Ka Ba Ach' in 2000. These albums showcased the band's ability to seamlessly blend death metal aggression with progressive rock elements, captivating audiences with their musical dexterity.

In 2006, the band took a bold step with the release of 'Kro Ni Ka', a record that marked a significant departure from their earlier heavy sound. Embracing a more experimental approach, Forgotten Silence ventured into uncharted sonic territories, earning critical acclaim and a Razor Award for best metal recording of the year.

Recent Years and Future Horizons (2012–present)

In 2012, Forgotten Silence unleashed 'La Grande Bouffe', showcasing their continued growth and willingness to defy genre conventions. With subsequent releases like 'Kras' in 2018 and 'Vemork Konstrukt' scheduled for 2023, the band remains a force to be reckoned with in the realm of experimental metal.

Despite lineup changes over the years, with members like Krusty, Medvěd, and Petr Ševčík at the helm, Forgotten Silence's legacy endures as a testament to their fearless creativity and unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of metal music.

Forgotten Silence's innovative approach to blending death metal and progressive rock has left a lasting impact on the metal scene, inspiring countless bands to explore new musical horizons and challenge the status quo. With a discography filled with daring experimentation and boundary-pushing compositions, the band's legacy continues to resonate with fans and fellow musicians alike.