Subterranean Disposition
Subterranean Disposition formed in London in the early 2000s, with guitarist Jake Shedlock and bassist Sam Cross meeting at a local venue. They shared an...
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Subterranean Disposition formed in London in the early 2000s, with guitarist Jake Shedlock and bassist Sam Cross meeting at a local venue. They shared an interest in doom metal and Black Sabbath, which shaped their direction from the start.
Their debut album 'Between Apes and Angels' came out in 2010. The title track became a fan favorite, and the record helped them build a following with its heavy riffs and atmospheric touches. Other songs like 'Prolong This Agony' and 'Seven Sisters of Sleep' show their range within that sound.
They've kept a fairly low profile since then, working in London's underground scene without much mainstream attention. The music stays focused on the kind of heavy, moody material they established early on.
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