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Descantation
Descantation formed in 2003 with Travis Ryan on vocals and guitar, Brent Purgason on guitar, Matt McGee on bass, and Kyle Severn on drums. They released their...
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Descantation formed in 2003 with Travis Ryan on vocals and guitar, Brent Purgason on guitar, Matt McGee on bass, and Kyle Severn on drums. They released their debut album "The Veiled Epitaph" in 2005, followed by records like "Deconsecrate" in 2007 and "The Watching Dead" in 2016.
Ryan and Purgason have been the consistent creative center of the band. Their 2018 album included the track "Firmament," a fourteen-minute piece that deals with cosmic horror themes. Another song from their catalog is "While the Frozen Air Awaits Morning."
Their music combines heavy death metal with atmospheric, melodic elements. The band has maintained a presence in the underground metal scene since their formation.
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