The guys and gals behind Progawards have been kind enough to nominate us! Our debut album has been nominated in the category "Best Debut Record". An ever so slight cause for a celebration on our part. Hope you'll join us - in spirit, at the very least.
We've been sick of our old website for some time and decided to make a new one. The old one was almost entirely made using Adobe Flex, and was a hassle to maintain and update. The new one is much simpler and allows us to update it much more easily. We're continuing the development, so don't be shy about giving us feedback and general comments on the new design and added content!
Our album can finally be downloaded from iTunes! Just follow the iTunes links from iLike. If you don't want to download our album from iTunes as MP3 files, you can also download our album in lossless FLAC form from Mindawn.com. Enjoy!
The music video for Internal Combustion will be made available on the Web at 9:00 PM CET on September 9 2009! The video will be made available right here on MySpace, itstheend.com, YouTube and various other sites.
For the past few weeks (more or less) we have been working on a really psychedelic music video for the track on our debut album entitled "Internal Combustion". The production method has been very weird, unusual and untraditional - just like It's the End itself. The video is now done and had its premiere on a private release party this Saturday. The people at the party seemed to like the fruits of our labor, and we hope the rest of the world will join them in their sentiments (the weird parts of the world, anyway). We will make it available on the web quite soon. So stay up-to-date!
It's the End is a Norwegian experimental metal band, made up of the three multi-instrumentalists Drudge, Retch and Quibble. Their debut album was released on Musea Records in July 2009.
Currently there are rumors floating around in the relatively obscure parts of the Vast Global Computer Network, stating that It's the End has been recruiting new members. Don't trust any information found in this network, however, as it has usually been corrupted by humans.