Dying Vision

Born in London around Starash, a former member of Devilish Impressions, with Navar and See-King, and having passed through Diachronia, Dying Vision evolves in a register positioned between death metal, black metal and extreme metal with deliberately hybrid contours. The project has been built on diverse paths and influences, with a writing that blends aggressiveness, dark passages and constructions more variable than those of a format strictly affiliated with a single branch of the genre. After several lineup adjustments, Dying Vision records its first album in two studios in Poland under the supervision of Arkadiusz Jablonski. The lineup then expands with British musicians Owen Padfield on bass, also linked to Edge of Ruin and Tyrannos, followed by Richard Ashton, previously active in several bands of the English extreme scene. This configuration marks the beginning of more regular live activity in the United Kingdom, with appearances at various concerts and a run to the Metal 2 the Masses final, a setup associated with the Bloodstock festival. In parallel, Dying Vision continues developing new songs and refines its approach toward a tighter format, culminating in the EP The Death and Its Slaughter, released in 2022, whose mixing and mastering are also entrusted to Arkadiusz Jablonski.