progressive death metal

Fidelity (ex-Blasphemy) are a unique Progressive Death / Groove metal band from Israel. The band was formed on late March 07, by Roi Avni, Daniel Zaks and Guy Wolfus.
During the first year of their activity, Fidelity wrote their title song "Blasphemy" and the following "Hymn For The Fallen", although there were lots of line-up changings. Eventually, Chen Sasson was brought in on the drums, mostly helping the songs to shape into a more solid, clear, and tight structure, and Fidelity performed their first critical show, that led to replacing the former lead vocaler bringing Ophir Uzan in.

There are more than one artist with the name Sentience. 1. Electronic / Metal outfit.
2. Progressive Metal band from Melbourne.
3. Melancholic metal band from Belgium 1. Sentience was a three-piece electronic outfit consisting of Nick Fryer, Martin Dawson and Tom Neville, largely gaining fame for themselves by appearing on the soundtrack for controversial video game Carmageddon II. The three songs (created by band who at the time didn't have a member older than 20) from their album "Eye for an (I)"...

Nervecell emerged early in the year 2000 in the commercial city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. Surrounded by a music scene that is dominated completely by the mainstream musical hype, Nervecell independently worked their way up and have undoubtedly proven to be the most potential metal outfit in the Middle East to date, delivering a powerful unique mixture of death metal & thrash metal. After a series of lineup changes within the band it was only until 2003 that Nervecell decided to record the first demo entitled “Vastlands of Abomination”.