Subterranean Disposition is an experimental death-doom recording project from Terry Vainoras, a veteran of the underground Australian metal scene spanning a career almost two decades in length and also known for his involvement with Cryptic Darkness, The Eternal, and Insomnius Dei. Originally inspired by and conceived as a follow up to the music Mark Kelson had written for his and Terry’s Collaboration on the Insomnius Dei album ‘Illusions of Silence’, the debut self-titled Subterranean Disposition album explores further the use of dissonance and ambience, lending more dynamics to the long passages of darkness and light, crafted from the influence of early 90’s doom metal and modern sludge with forward thinking embellishments in song writing. Also permeating the record are the use of female vocals courtesy of Pheobe Pinnock, and guest saxaphone from D'arcy Molan, both musicians from the Australian scene. Considering all the elements present in the album, you can expect nothing less than an all-encompassing, broading, dark, and experimental ride through devastating darkness on the debut Subterranean Disposition album.

I - Between Apes and Angels
II - Prolong this Agony
III - Seven Sisters of Sleep
IV - The Most Subtle of Storms
V - Wailing My Keen

Released: October 27, 2012
Release Type: Full-Length Album
Playing Time: 54:41
Genre: Death-Doom Metal
Quantity: 500 Copies
CD type: Pro-CD
Packaging: Standard Jewel Case with 8 Page Booklet - (400)

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