Malignant Inception
Malignant Inception formed in 2014 with Alex Vincent on vocals, Jake Gutierrez on guitar, Adam Torres on bass, and Nick Martinez on drums. They released a...
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Malignant Inception formed in 2014 with Alex Vincent on vocals, Jake Gutierrez on guitar, Adam Torres on bass, and Nick Martinez on drums. They released a debut EP called 'A Manifestation of Madness' early on. In 2017, their first full-length album 'The Paradigm Shift' came out, followed by a second album in 2020 titled 'A Collage Creation,' which shares its name with one of their songs.
Their lineup changed in 2019 when Jake Gutierrez left and Ethan Sinclair joined on guitar. The band's lyrics often touch on themes like mental illness and societal decay, which has drawn some attention over time. Songs like 'Awakenings' and 'Mirror The Darkened Masses' reflect this darker lyrical focus.
They've built a following with their heavy sound and complex arrangements, particularly on tracks from 'A Collage Creation.' The music doesn't shy away from intensity, but avoids the more dramatic claims sometimes found in metal bios.
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