Jaw-dropping technical Death Metal with a modern edge!

With ‘Digital Disdain,’ INSIDIOUS make an instantly recognizable statement of intent – at once crushingly brutal and widely accessible songs that grab the listener’s attention from the outset and don’t let go until the very end! Proving that progressive Death Metal can appeal to a wide and varied fanbase, the band sit easily alongside the most talented of virtuosos, whilst displaying a level of song-writing ability that draws fans of all genres. There are few bands that can get a crowd tapping their feet and banging their heads to music this complex!

Inhumanly intricate time signatures, post-industrial samples and soundscapes, deathly intensity and brutality, exceptional musicianship and memorable song-writing are all hard-coded into INSIDIOUS's unique, aggressive, dark, and unrelenting high-tempo auditory assault.

"True tech-death metal style... something very special..." - Zero Tolerance (3.5/5)

"Impressive" - Terrorizer (6.5/10)

"The tech metal boys close ranks and marvel... The further you delve into their debut album, the songs seem to take shape and you have to marvel at the sheer playing speed... Imagine Bolt Thrower sped up and crossed with Cynic playing Fear Factory covers" - Terrorizer (6.5/10)

"Insidious create the kind of noise that tries to prise your brain free of your skull... Demands your attention throughout... Kind of like Sunn O))) being attacked by a computer" - Kerrang! (KKK)

"an evolved human race is born - Insidious" - Metal Hammer Italy (8/10)

"Smashes through the ranks... Pulsating, ferocious, contemporary... A rare treat" - Metal Territory

"a sonic head fuck of an album by a British outfit... this mental quartet have combined unbelievably rapid, brutal death metal with extreme grindcore elements and woven a whole discordant, futuristic atmosphere around it" - Metal Team UK

"a band so violently evil and unrelenting... who have managed to craft something truly unique" - Metal Team UK

"All in all if you want an aggressive, dark and unrelenting high-tempo CD with various instrumental techniques and brutal growls then you must own Digital Disdain." - Metal Revolution (66/100)

"an impressive array of blast beats and an all pervading sense of technological terror." - Rock Sound

"more abstract that The Project Hate MCMXCIX, more Death Metal than Red Harvest... the wild technicality of Origin, the insane fury of Strapping Young Lad, complete with mid-period Cryptopsyian groove and early Fear Factory rawness. Everything that Insidious attempt works" - MetalReviews.com

"frantically and cataclysmically inventive" - SoundShock.net