post punk

September Malevolence made their first rehearsal in February 2004. Six months later we had nine songs that we really liked. And some we didn't. Over the course of two weeks we put nine of them to tape and eight of them became our debut album called "Tomorrow we'll wonder where this generation gets its priorities from". The Silent Ballet (.com) thought the album was worth the nr 4 spot on their list of the 50 best instrumental albums of 2005.

Several tours all over Europe and several band members later we began work on our second album entitled "After this darkness, there's a next" in October 2007. Taking steps away from the traditional instrumental post-rock, this album was an evolution of the bands sound, with much more vocals, shorter songs and a darker, more gloomy atmosphere..