Album Notes

Concept 7 were formed in 1999 with the aim of writing and producing a modern sounding blend of Industrial-Techno-Guitar based music. Their music has been defined as 'a unique style which fuses an Industrial/Techno/Big Beat feel with powerful guitar lines while maintaining progressive melodies'.

In 2001 Concept 7 showed the true diversity of their sound
with the release of their first full length C.D. 'The End Of Time Project'. This C.D. featured 8 of the most popular tracks from the first two years work and included original guest vocal appearances from artists including TITUS (ex 'Rife' vocalist).

Following this release, a selection of tracks were remixed by other artists and the best remixes were released as the limited edition CD 'Time Project: Remixes'. This CD included tracks remixed by artists such as CJ Sherwood and Vade. 2005 saw the release of the limited edition 'Extract e.p.' followed by the release of the brand new full length CD album 'The Undeniable Constant' early 2006. This new album features 11 powerful new tracks.

At time of writing Concept 7 are busy promoting 'The Undeniable Constant' CD album and have new videos currently in production which are due for release Summer 2006. All Concept 7's music is written and produced from their studio in South London, UK. Further details at www.concept7.co.uk



NEW ALBUM 'The Undeniable Constant'

The new CD album 'The Undeniable Constant' features 11 powerful new tracks including, Functional Concrete and Subversion. The album combines the vocal talents of Titus with a powerful blend of driving beats, synths and guitars.

INDEPENDENT REVIEWS OF 'The Undeniable Constant'

'There is so much going on in each song, you will be driven to listen time and time again to catch it all. Enter this dark, searing world, you will be undeniably rewarded' - Underground Mine

'Grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let you go. The songs have catchy hooks and heavy guitars and this combined with original synths and sampling. Give Concept 7 a chance as this won’t let you down' - Gothtronic

'A crushing bass sound that even Godflesh would be happy with, some very interesting melodies and riff work gel together and the ability to manipulate atmosphere easily throughout the album' - Connexione Bizzare

'It's different and brutal and raw and more importantly its not the same as every other band out there. Concept-7 have a sound of their own and one you should hear' - Metal Mayhem