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From the official Incura website.
"Vancouver based quintet Incura formed in the winter of 2005 in Southern Alberta and has since garnered serious attention from the press and audiences alike. The word "genre" thrown around to categorize bands is rarely applied to Incura, as they cross between numerous styles and take influence from every musical moment they hear. Incura has never been subject to the confines of any single musical style or genre and their live performances are always met with critical acclaim.
2007 marked the release of their debut effort "Swords.S ...read more
From the official Incura website.
"Vancouver based quintet Incura formed in the winter of 2005 in Southern Alberta and has since garnered serious attention from the press and audiences alike. The word "genre" thrown around to categorize bands is rarely applied to Incura, as they cross between numerous styles and take influence from every musical moment they hear. Incura has never been subject to the confines of any single musical style or genre and their live performances are always met with critical acclaim.
2007 marked the release of their debut effort "Swords.Souls.Secrets" recorded at the acclaimed Greenhouse Studios with producer Jay Evjen (Hot Hot Heat, Wide Mouth Mason, Todd Kerns) in Vancouver, Canada.
2009 release “The lost Ep” marks a stepping stone for INCURA. With powerhouse music industry veterans, such as producers Brian Howes (Hinder, Hedley) and Jeff Dawson (State of Shock, Daniel Powter), The mixing magic of Mike Fraser ( Metallica, AC/DC) INCURA's latest efforts are proving to exceed all industry expectation.
A favourite in their current town of Vancouver, an Incura show is always filled with fans who can't seem to get enough of their unique live performance as well as seasoned musicians taken a back by a performance with such high emphasis on musical complexity and style mixing. Deemed "operatic metal" or "math rock" by critics, no genre will entrap Incura as every future recording and performance will keep audiences and critics guessing." « hide |
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